Lyric Videos
Any song becomes an animated lyric video. Every word timed to your vocal automatically, the motion art-directed around it, rendered clean up to 4K.
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Upload a song, get a finished video
Upload the track and the lyrics. The engine separates your vocal, times every word to it, picks footage that matches what each line is actually saying, and cuts the picture to the beat. What comes back is ready to post.
Every decision stays yours
Most people post what comes out. When you want a different clip on a line, a tighter cut or another style, the studio is a full editor too, and you see every change as you make it.
Change the clip on any line for another from the library.
Trim and move scene boundaries on a timeline that follows the lyrics.
Pin the scenes you like so a regenerate never touches them.
Switch style, typeface and effects, and see it instantly.
Show the lyrics line by line or word by word.
Step back and forward through everything you changed.
Judge a change in the browser without rendering first.
Export vertical cuts on whole phrases, weeks of posts from one song.
The studio talks to your AI
The studio ships with an MCP server, so your own assistant can drive it in plain language while you keep working. Ask for a video and it creates the project, cuts the scenes, swaps a clip you did not like, changes the look, builds the vertical shorts and starts the render. You watch it happen in the same editor.
Your assistant can write a new effect that never shipped with the studio and apply it to your video the same session.
Point it at a font and it gets added. The look is not limited to what we happened to include.
9:16 is laid out again for the format, bigger type and its own line breaks, not a crop of the wide cut.
Same project, same timings, exported at the resolution you need.
Vocal isolation and forced alignment place every single word, not just the line.
Preview and final render both run on hardware you own. Point it at your own VPS if you have one.
Anime, film, abstract and real footage, every clip described so a line gets picture that matches what it says.
The engine tracks what it already used across projects, so two videos never come back looking like the same one.