A karaoke-style lyric video for your own song

People often search for karaoke when they want words that follow the singing. Lyriclip does that part for your own songs, with one difference that you should know first.

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Your Name On It English · 16:9 · 29 s excerpt
Text description of this video

A lyric video in three colourful worlds: a rainbow sky with clouds, a purple sunset over waves, and a burst of blue and teal rays. The words appear with the singing in large letters, and on the peak words the letters gather out of small particles. Small drawings sit beside the words they belong to: keys, a flower pot, a cat, a peach, shoes. An equalizer moves along the bottom edge. The song's audio plays with the video.

What is the same as karaoke

The words appear in time with the singing, and the sung word is highlighted as it goes. Anyone watching can follow along and sing with you.

What is different

  • Your full song stays in the video, with the vocals. Lyriclip does not remove the singer or make a backing track.
  • It looks like a designed lyric video, in one of 28 styles, and not like a plain karaoke screen.
  • It is for your own songs. It is not a way to get karaoke versions of famous hits.

Who it suits

  • A band that wants the crowd to sing along on a screen at a show.
  • A choir or a class learning a new song written for them.
  • A singer who wants fans to learn the words of a new single.

How to make it

Upload your finished song and paste the lyrics, one line per sung line. Pick a style, and watch the free preview of 12 to 15 seconds. The full song is $29, as one 16:9 widescreen video in 1080p with no watermark.

Questions

Can I remove the vocals?

No. Lyriclip does not change your audio. The sound of the video is the song you uploaded.

Can I use it for a famous song?

No. Only songs you made, or that you own or control the rights to.

Can I fix a wrong word afterwards?

Yes. After paying you can fix your lyrics and re-render up to 2 times at no charge.

Order your videoFree preview · $29 per song