A Canvas cut from the part people remember.
Spotify wants a short vertical loop. Lyrdeo lets you trim straight to the hook, keep the lyric motion that sells it, and export a silent 9:16 file ready to upload.
Three steps, start to upload.
Build the song once
Upload the track, get the lyrics timed, and style the type the way your cover art already looks.
Trim to the hook
Pick the section you want on repeat. The export panel cuts a clip from it without touching the full-length project.
Export 9:16, muted
Vertical 1080×1920 MP4 with the audio track switched off — which is exactly what Spotify for Artists expects from a Canvas.
Made by people
making music.
The details that decide whether it ships.
Loop-friendly by construction
Trim to a section boundary and the motion starts and ends on the same beat, so the repeat does not read as a cut.
The same look as your other clips
A brand kit holds your fonts and colours, so the Canvas, the Reel and the YouTube upload look like one release, not three.
Silent export is a switch, not a workaround
Turn the audio track off in the export panel. No re-encoding in another tool to strip the sound.
Questions worth answering first.
What are the Spotify Canvas requirements?
Spotify asks for a vertical 9:16 video, roughly 3 to 8 seconds, looping and without sound. Lyrdeo exports 1080×1920 MP4 and lets you drop the audio track, so the file you upload already fits.
Can I make a Canvas without making a full lyric video?
You still build the project around the song, but you only have to style the section you plan to use. The trim happens at export time.
Does Lyrdeo upload the Canvas to Spotify for me?
No. You download the file and upload it in Spotify for Artists — that step stays with whoever owns the release.
Can I do the same for Apple Music or YouTube Shorts?
Yes. The same project exports 9:16, 1:1, 4:5, 16:9 and 21:9, so one build covers the platforms you actually post on.
Your next single
deserves a video.
Make one in the time it takes to brew coffee.