Vertical lyric clips people actually finish.
The hook, the words on beat, and type big enough to read on a phone. Build it once and walk out with the clips for the whole release week.
Three steps, start to upload.
Drop the song in
The vocal is isolated and aligned, so the words land on the beat instead of somewhere near it.
Cut the moments
Trim the hook, the bridge, the line that goes viral. Each becomes its own clip on the same styling.
Export the batch
Every clip, every aspect ratio you asked for, rendered in one go and downloadable as a set.
Made by people
making music.
The details that decide whether it ships.
Type sized for a phone, not a monitor
Font sizing is relative to the canvas, so what you set in the editor is what a viewer sees at 9:16 — no shrinking on export.
A captions preset that stays readable
Start from the captions style when the point is comprehension rather than art direction, then push it as far as you want.
Release-week output in one pass
Clips crossed with aspect ratios, rendered as a batch. One download, one folder, no re-exporting per platform.
Questions worth answering first.
What size are TikTok lyric videos?
9:16 vertical, 1080×1920. Lyrdeo exports that natively, and the same project also gives you 1:1 and 4:5 for Instagram without rebuilding anything.
Can I make several clips from one song?
Yes — that is the point of the export panel. Pick the sections you want, cross them with the aspect ratios you post to, and render the family in a single batch.
Will the words stay on beat?
Alignment is word-level, so karaoke fills and per-word effects hit the syllable. If a line comes out wrong you can fix the text and re-sync just that line.
Is there a watermark?
On the free plan, yes. Creator removes it, and a single-song purchase removes it for that one track if you are not ready to subscribe.
Your next single
deserves a video.
Make one in the time it takes to brew coffee.