Can I get a karaoke fill without word timing?

Yes. Plain LRC or SRT only has a start time per line, so the line’s duration is shared out across its characters (capped at 8 seconds per line so instrumental gaps don’t crawl). For an exact match with the singing, stamp each word in the site’s LRC maker, export enhanced LRC and import it here.

The lyrics are out of sync. What should I do?

Lyric times refer to the whole song and are shifted automatically when you export a section. If everything is early or late, add an [offset:milliseconds] tag to the LRC (positive values show lyrics earlier), or clear the times and redo them with tap sync.

How long does a full song take?

Every frame is drawn and encoded in your browser, so a 4-minute song at 720p usually takes a few minutes; 1080p or a video background takes longer. Try a chorus first to check the look, then export the full song.

Are there limits on background videos?

Background videos are muted, and the first 30 seconds are looped and cropped to fill the frame. A little blur and darkening keeps the lyrics readable. The song itself can also be a video file with sound; only its audio track is used.

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🎻Lyric Video Maker - Karaoke Lyrics Videos from LRC or SRT

Turn a song into a lyric video or a karaoke sing-along for YouTube, TikTok or Instagram without a video editor. Choose the song, then import or paste lyrics: LRC, enhanced LRC with word timing (<mm:ss.xx> tags), SRT and VTT with karaoke timestamps all work. If you only have plain text, click Start tapping and press Space as each line begins to create a timed LRC. There are three layouts: centred lines (the current line is enlarged and highlighted and slides up on each change), two-line karaoke (alternating top and bottom lines, left and right aligned) and a scrolling lyric list. The current line can fill word by word like karaoke, following real word timing when you have it or sharing the line’s time by character count when you don’t, and an optional bouncing ball hops between words. Add cover art, the song title and artist, and choose a gradient, solid, image or video background (the first 30 seconds loop), with blur and darkening; adjust the font, size, colours, outline and progress bar. Export the whole song or just a section, in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1. Each frame depends only on the time, the lyric timeline and the style, then frames are encoded to H.264 in chunks and muxed with the original audio, matching the preview. Everything runs in your browser; your song and lyrics are never uploaded.

Free · No sign-up · Runs in your browserLast updated: 2026-10-26

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How to use Lyric Video Maker

1Choose a song and import or paste LRC / SRT lyrics, or tap-sync plain lyrics
2Pick a lyric layout, word fill or bouncing ball, and set cover art, background, font and size
3Preview it, click Create MP4 and download the video

FAQ

Can I get a karaoke fill without word timing?: Yes. Plain LRC or SRT only has a start time per line, so the line’s duration is shared out across its characters (capped at 8 seconds per line so instrumental gaps don’t crawl). For an exact match with the singing, stamp each word in the site’s LRC maker, export enhanced LRC and import it here.
The lyrics are out of sync. What should I do?: Lyric times refer to the whole song and are shifted automatically when you export a section. If everything is early or late, add an [offset:milliseconds] tag to the LRC (positive values show lyrics earlier), or clear the times and redo them with tap sync.
How long does a full song take?: Every frame is drawn and encoded in your browser, so a 4-minute song at 720p usually takes a few minutes; 1080p or a video background takes longer. Try a chorus first to check the look, then export the full song.
Are there limits on background videos?: Background videos are muted, and the first 30 seconds are looped and cropped to fill the frame. A little blur and darkening keeps the lyrics readable. The song itself can also be a video file with sound; only its audio track is used.