About This Software

Your expression, your music video.
Lyrica is a music video tool for beginners new to video editing through intermediate creators.
A BPM-based timeline and beat-synced effects make it easy to combine lyric animation, images and video into a finished music video.
For your first work or your next one. Give your expression a shape.

Features

• BPM-based timeline with beat snapping: your animation stays locked to the music
  
• Text effects: In/Out (Slide, Glitch, Drop, Swirl and more) and loops (Pulse, Wave, Crest and more). Combine 50+ effects to dial in exactly the look you want
  
• Image and video effects: In/Out (Iris, Wipe, Flip and more), loops (VHS, Film, Lens and more), and Looks (Halftone, Duotone). 40+ effects
  
• Text styling: a deep library of built-in fonts, gradients, strokes, shadows, glow, vertical writing, and curved baselines
  
• Key animation: animate position, scale, rotation, and skew over time with keys
  
• Direct manipulation in the preview: click to select, drag handles to move, scale, and rotate. With alignment, snapping, and guides
  
• Image and video import: layer image and video clips over your text and build the picture across multiple tracks. Chroma key compositing and cropping included
  
• Batch editing: select multiple clips and edit their style and effects together
  
• Motion blur and Master FX (vignette, film grain, chromatic aberration and more)
  
• Music video export (MP4 / H.264): 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, and 4:3, 1920×1080, up to 3840×2160 (SS), at 12 / 24 / 30 / 60 fps
  
• WIP capture: record your work-in-progress screen and share it
  
• Project packages: bundle a project to hand off — made for covers and collaborations
  
• Multilingual lyrics: Japanese, English, Korean, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), and Thai (beta), with bundled fonts for each language
  
• Bundled demo project: open it and learn by looking
  
• Start guide: walks you through the first steps of a new project

Privacy

Lyrica collects no data. Your work stays on your machine, and everything happens locally.

Open the bundled demo project and press play.

From the developer

Choosing to say something, and giving it form as a work — I believe that act is precious.
I call Lyrica a lyric animation tool, for convenience. But I am building it for people to communicate on their own terms.

By artists. For artists.
For everyone with something to say.

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Thank you for your interest in Lyrica.
I'm OUTLOUD, the developer of this app.
I'm an artist myself — I make music and visuals.

For people who write music, especially students and those just starting out, making a music video feels like a high hurdle. The tools are difficult and there's a lot to learn — and yet you still want to put your own expression on screen.
I made Lyrica to lower that hurdle.

I'm developing it on my own right now, and I know there's still a lot that falls short. That's why feedback from everyone using Lyrica means so much to me.

I'll keep doing my best and improving it, so that it becomes a better tool for artists and creators. Thank you for your support.

Bug reports, feedback, and feature requests are accepted through the form on the official site.


I'm sorry for the extra step, but I'd be grateful if you could send them there.

OUTLOUD

Credits

Concept, Design & Development by OUTLOUD
Character Artwork by okamiki kalk

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Lyrica uses AI in the following areas:

- Translation of in-app text and store page descriptions from Japanese into other languages
- Proofreading of in-app text (e.g., making terminology and spelling consistent)

Product design and specification, UI/UX design, effect design, all artwork including the character illustrations, the bundled demo music, and the original Japanese text are created by humans. I do not train AI models, nor do I fine-tune existing ones, and I do not use material owned by others without permission.

The application itself contains no AI model and does not generate anything while running. Data you import into Lyrica is never used to train AI. Unless the material you bring in is itself AI-generated, nothing in the work you export from Lyrica is AI-generated.