AI Lyric Video Generator

Upload your song and get a lyric video. The lyrics are read from the vocal, timed to the word, and appear line by line as they are sung over a moving gradient. Nothing to type, the whole song, and free to make and preview.

1. Upload your song

MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC or OGG, up to 50MB. Drag the handles to keep a hook or a chorus; the video covers exactly the window you keep.

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How to make a lyric video from your song

1. Upload the song

MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG or AAC up to 50MB, including Suno and Udio downloads. No account needed to upload. The whole song is used; drag the waveform handles to cut it to the chorus.

2. Pick a background and a shape

Eight moving gradients made for lyrics, or satisfying loops and gameplay. 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, 16:9 for YouTube, or 1:1.

3. Generate, then fix anything

Cliptalk writes out the lyrics from the vocal with every word's timing and cuts the video at the end of each line. In the editor, fix a misheard word, nudge its timing, or change the text style, size and position.

Make my lyric video

50 free credits on signup, no card required. A lyric video uses none of them.

AI lyric video generator: lyrics from the audio, not typed

Most lyric video makers start from a template you type into. This one starts from your recording.

Read from the vocal

The song is transcribed straight from the recording, so you never paste or type the words. AI vocals from Suno or Udio read like any other recording.

Timed to the word

Every word carries its own start and end, so each one appears the moment it is sung and the line builds up as the singer goes.

Cut at the end of each line

Cuts land on the pauses between sung lines wherever the song allows, so a line holds together on screen. Long instrumental breaks show the background alone.

In the language it is sung in

Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Russian, Arabic, Persian, Hindi and dozens more are written out as sung, not translated.

Fix what it mishears

Open the lyrics in the editor to retype a word or move it a fraction of a second earlier or later. The rest of the timing stays put.

Or put AI shots behind the words

Switch Visual Type to AI Images, AI Video or Motion Graphics and the same upload becomes a music video with a generated shot per line. That uses credits.

Backgrounds made for lyrics

8 slow, seamless colour loops (Neon, Sunset, Ocean, Ember, Aurora, Blush, Forest, Mono) keep the words readable from the first line to the last. Satisfying loops, Minecraft parkour, Subway Surfers and Temple Run are one tap away.

Release day on YouTube

A full-length 16:9 lyric video to post next to the audio, so listeners can sing along from the first week.

TikTok, Reels and Shorts

Cut the hook on the waveform and post a 9:16 lyric clip, with each line building up as it is sung.

Covers, demos and AI songs

A Suno draft, a bedroom demo or a cover you have the rights to: upload the file and the words come back timed to it.

Cliptalk vs other lyric video makers

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Lines to type

The lyrics come from the vocal, with every word timed.

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Credits to make one

Lyrics over a background generate nothing, at any song length.

50MB

Audio upload

MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG or AAC: the whole song.

Feature
Cliptalk
Template editors
Auto-sync lyric tools
How the lyrics get on screen
Read from the vocal
You type each line
Read from the audio, or pasted and aligned
How they are timed
Word by word, automatically
By trimming clips by hand
Automatically, editable
Start without an account
Yes, upload and set up first
Sign in to edit
Some tools
Background
Moving gradients, loops or AI shots
Templates and stock
Loops and templates
A generated shot per lyric line
Yes, one switch away
No
No
Song length
The whole song
Whatever you build
Capped on some (6 min)

What this generator is, and is not

It makes a lyric video from your own recording: the words as they are sung, line by line, over a background you pick. It does not sweep a karaoke colour across each word, animate single words in their own styles, or translate the lyrics. Making and previewing a lyric video is free; downloading the finished file takes a paid plan. For generated scenes behind the words, use the AI music video generator, or switch Visual Type above.

Frequently Asked Questions

Upload the song in the generator at the top of this page, pick a background and a shape, and press Generate. Cliptalk transcribes the vocal, times every word, and cuts the video at the end of each sung line, so each line appears as it is sung. The video opens in the editor, where you can fix a word or change the text style before you export.

No. The lyrics are read from the recording itself, word by word with their timing, so there is nothing to type, paste or line up. If a word comes out wrong, which happens with mumbled lines or heavy effects, click the lyrics in the editor and retype it, or move it slightly earlier or later.

Making and previewing a lyric video is free: lyrics over a background generate nothing, so it costs 0 credits at any song length. You need a free account to generate, which comes with 50 credits and no card. Downloading the finished video file takes a paid plan ($19, $39, or $59 a month), and the credits are there for AI visuals if you switch to them.

It depends on whether you want to type the lyrics yourself. Template editors such as Adobe Express are free and have a big template library, but you type every line and time it by trimming clips. Auto-sync tools read or align the lyrics for you. Cliptalk reads them straight from the audio, costs nothing to make, plays the whole song, and can turn the same upload into a music video with a generated shot per line.

Songs sung in most languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Russian, Arabic, Persian and Hindi. The lyrics are written out in the language they are sung in; they are not translated. A purely instrumental track has no words to show, so its video is the background alone.

Yes. Download the MP3 or WAV from Suno or Udio and upload it here; AI vocals are transcribed like any recording. Where you can post the result depends on your Suno or Udio plan's terms; Suno's free plan, for example, is for non-commercial use.

The whole song. A lyric video plays the full track by default, up to a 50MB file: about 20 minutes of MP3, or about 5 minutes of WAV. For TikTok, Reels or Shorts, drag the handles on the waveform to keep just the hook or the chorus.

Yes. Pick one of eight moving gradients (Neon, Sunset, Ocean, Ember, Aurora, Blush, Forest, Mono), a satisfying loop or gameplay footage, and a 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1 shape. In the editor you can switch the text style between five presets and change the text size and how high the lines sit on screen.

Yes. Switch Visual Type in AI Settings to AI Images, AI Video or Motion Graphics and the same song becomes a music video: a generated shot per sung line, cut to your lyrics, with the lyrics still on screen. That uses credits per shot, so a full song costs far more than a short cut. In Motion Graphics you can also ask in the box for a translation under each line.

You own the video you make. The song stays with whoever holds its rights, so upload music you wrote or have a license for. A lyric video of someone else's song can be claimed by YouTube Content ID even if you made the video yourself.

Put your lyrics on screen

Upload the song above, pick a background, and get every line timed to the vocal. Free to make, any length.

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