AI lyric video maker and generator: from a Spotify link to a finished video

Yes, you can start for free: the free plan gives you 30 credits once, with no card needed — enough for about seven lyric videos of three and a half minutes, exported up to 720p with a TONTRIA watermark. Creator (USD 10 a month) removes the watermark and exports in 1080p; Pro and Label export up to 4K at 60 fps. See the pricing page.

Yes. Export it horizontal (16:9) and upload it to your channel like any other video; the vertical version works for Shorts, Reels and TikTok. Use it for songs you own or have permission to use: the lyrics are part of the composition, so someone else’s song needs the rights holders’ approval. If your distributor registers your music in Content ID, add your own channel to its allowlist so your upload is not claimed.

Yes. Paste the Spotify link of the song and TONTRIA takes the title, artist and official cover. If synced lyrics exist, it uses them; if not, it transcribes the singing and syncs each line to the audio. You can also start from a YouTube link or upload the audio and cover yourself.

Yes. You don't need a Spotify or YouTube link: upload the audio (MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, AAC or OGG) and the cover, or just type the title and artist and TONTRIA looks for the artwork. It transcribes the singing and syncs each line, or you can paste the lyrics yourself. Handy for a single that is not out yet, so the lyric video is ready on release day.

No. TONTRIA looks for the lyrics automatically. If it cannot find them, it transcribes the vocals and builds the synced lyrics for you. You can paste the official lyrics at any moment and fix any line or timing before exporting.

Yes. Every lyric video can be exported horizontal (16:9) for YouTube or vertical (9:16) for Reels, TikTok and Shorts.

Yes. TONTRIA Clips works in your phone's browser, with nothing to install: paste the song's Spotify or YouTube link, pick the look and download the finished video, vertical for Reels, TikTok and Shorts or horizontal for YouTube. You don't need to type the lyrics or sync them line by line by hand.

Make a lyric video and pick how the words come in: kinetic (words that hit on the beat), word by word, whole line, karaoke (the line fills in as it is sung) or typewriter (letter by letter). Each line shows up when it is sung, because the lyrics are synced to the vocals. Then export it vertical (9:16) for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

On the free plan (30 credits once, no card) you can make lyric videos, but they export in 720p with a small TONTRIA watermark. Any paid plan removes it: Creator (USD 10 a month) exports in 1080p and Pro (USD 20 a month) in 4K. See the pricing page.

Yes. Besides the cover-based designs (vinyl, CD, floating cover with particles and grain), you can place the synced lyrics over the music video.

One credit is one minute of audio processed, so a three-and-a-half-minute song uses about four credits. Changing the design and exporting again is free.

No. You don't have to find a background or download a template: TONTRIA builds it from the song's official cover, as a spinning vinyl, a printed CD or a cover floating over a blurred version of the artwork, with optional dust or bokeh particles and film grain. If you already have a music video, use it as the background and put the synced lyrics on top. Pick the font from a library of 220+ to keep the artist's style.

Yes. TONTRIA's lyric video maker doesn't invent images: the background is always the song's official cover (still, floating, spinning vinyl or CD over a blurred version of the artwork) or your own music video. AI is only used for the words: it finds the synced lyrics or transcribes the singing and times each line. You can paste the official lyrics and fix any line or timing by hand before exporting, so the text is exactly what the artist wrote. Step by step in how to make a lyric video from a Spotify link.

Yes. From the lyric editor you can download the lyrics as they look after your edits: SRT with the timing of each line, or TXT with one line per row. Downloading them uses no credits. For captions on a video that already exists, use the auto subtitle generator.

No. TONTRIA Clips makes the video; it doesn’t publish lyrics to streaming services. The lyrics Spotify shows come from Musixmatch (except in Japan). To get yours there, verify as an artist or team on Musixmatch, link your Spotify for Artists account, type the lyrics as they are sung and sync them line by line. Musixmatch reviews them before they go live, so send them before the release date.

Yes. TONTRIA detects the language of the song automatically — Spanish, English, Portuguese and many more.