Kinetic typography is text that moves with the music: words that drop in on the beat, flicker like neon or break apart at the drop. TuneClip's Lyric Motion makes the whole video out of your lyrics — no stock footage, no After Effects, no keyframes. Upload the song and every sung line becomes its own animated scene.
Try Free — No Credit Card Required →A viewer reads the lyric and feels the rhythm at the same time: the word hits when the singer hits it. That is what makes typography videos watchable without footage, and why so many releases use them.
Making one by hand means keyframing every word. Lyric Motion does the timing from the transcription, so a three-minute song does not take a day of animation.
Quiet lines get soft compositions: a glowing line, a typewriter, a reflection on a horizon, a neon sign lighting word by word. The build tightens with stacked posters, flip boards and hollow letters filling with colour.
At the drop the scenes hit hard: one enormous word at a time, words falling and bouncing into place, shards assembling into the next word, torn RGB glitch. Two lines in a row never share a scene.
Every account gets 1 free trial video in 1080p with a small TuneClip watermark, no credit card. After that a 9:16 Short uses 2 credits and a 16:9 video uses 3.
Starter is $5/month for 35 credits without a watermark, and a one-time pack of 15 credits costs $3.
Upload your song
MP3, WAV or FLAC. The AI transcribes the lyrics and times every word.
Choose Lyric Motion
Pick Lyric Motion in the studio. The song's energy decides which scene each line gets.
Download and post
A finished MP4 with the typography burned in, ready for any platform.
What is a kinetic typography lyric video?
A lyric video where the text itself is the visual: words move, scale, fall and change style in time with the music instead of sitting as subtitles over footage.
Do I need After Effects or any template?
No. TuneClip builds the animation from your audio automatically. You upload the song and review the lyrics; the scenes are chosen and timed for you.
Can I use it for a full song on YouTube?
Yes. Lyric Motion works for 9:16 Shorts and for 16:9 videos of the whole song.
Will long words fit on screen?
Yes. Every scene measures the line and scales it to the frame, so long words and long lines stay inside the picture.