TikTok lyric video maker: your song in, a week of lyric videos out
Upload your song. SongBlast finds the hooks, writes the lyrics out from the vocals and times them word by word, matches footage to the words, and renders seven 9:16 lyric videos, each on a different part of the song. Download them, or schedule them to TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and Facebook. Free to try, no credit card.
What you get from one song
- Seven lyric videos, each on a different hook. The chorus, the opening, a verse, the drop: one song becomes a week of posts instead of one.
- Lyrics timed to the vocals. The words are written out from the song and placed on the beat, word by word. Paste your own if you prefer, or choose no lyrics on screen.
- Footage that fits. Your own clips, or human-shot stock picked to match the words. Nothing is AI-generated: the music and every frame stay human-made.
- A caption and hashtags for each platform. Written the way each network reads them, not one caption pasted four times.
- Posting on a schedule. Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and Facebook go out by themselves. For TikTok the video lands in your TikTok inbox at the scheduled time and your phone gets a ping; you tap Post.
How it works
- Upload the song. MP3 or WAV. The hooks are found and the lyrics written out in under a minute. Check them, move a hook on the waveform if you want a different part.
- Press Generate. About two minutes later the seven videos are playing on screen, with a look already on. Change the look, the cut length or the lyric size and all seven update.
- Download or schedule. Save to your phone or computer, or connect your accounts and pick the days.
Numbers from real songs
From 230 songs uploaded by 127 artists on SongBlast:
- The chorus artists keep is a median 20 seconds long and starts about 1:05 into the song. About three quarters of the hooks artists keep are 15 to 35 seconds long.
- The hook finder proposes about 3 hooks per song; artists keep 2 to 3 of them.
- The most downloaded cut is the song's opening (27% of downloads), then the first chorus (17%).
- One working account delivered 988 promo videos in 90 days across four platforms, about 14 a day, from this flow.
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What it costs
- Free: build your first week of lyric videos and download three of them. No card.
- Starter, $5 a month: for a solo artist releasing 12 to 16 videos a month.
- Pro, $15 a month: for labels and heavy output, several artist profiles.
Make your first week of lyric videos
Upload a song and see the seven videos in about two minutes. On your phone or your computer. Free to try, no credit card.
Try SongBlast freeFAQ
Does it make the lyric video from my own song?
Yes. You upload your own track. SongBlast never generates music, video or images; the lyrics come from your vocals and the footage is your own clips or human-shot stock.
Do I have to type the lyrics in?
No. The words are written out from the vocals and timed word by word. You can paste your own lyrics instead, or choose no lyrics on screen.
Is it free?
Free to try: build your first week of lyric videos and download three of them without paying or entering a card. Plans start at $5 a month.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. On a phone the first three videos come first and save straight to your camera roll; the rest follow.
Does it post to TikTok for me?
Almost. TikTok does not allow fully automatic posting for most accounts, so at the scheduled time the video is sent to your TikTok inbox and your phone gets a ping; you open it and tap Post. Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and Facebook post by themselves.
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