For a long time, people had to depend on complex software to create kickass lyric videos. It was both expensive and hard to use.

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With Animaker, creating a lyric video is easier than ever!

This guide has been divided into 2 parts. The first part contains basics on how to create a lyric video. If you're visiting this page for the first time, make sure you don't miss this part.

The second part of this guide contains pro tips to create lyric videos with world class animations. We will be updating this section every week - so don't forget to check often!

How to create a lyric video

Step 0: Get to know the Basics.

If you already know the basics, you can skip this step. If you have no idea of how Animaker works, watch this 10-minute video to get an idea:

Now that you know the basics, you can start making a Lyric video!

Step 1: Upload your song

The first step is to obviously upload your music file. You can do this by clicking on the “Upload” icon inside the library. Inside Uploads, choose “Sounds” and click “Upload”:

Once uploaded you have to drag and drop your song on to the Audio Timeline:

Step 2: Add lyrics

The next step is to add the lyrics. This is when you should decide how much of the lyrics should come in each scene.

To add text, just click on the ‘T’ icon inside the library.

For regular text just, click ‘Type your text here’:

You can drag and place the text wherever you want within the workspace.

It is important that you time each scene based on the amount of lyric in that particular scene.

Step 3: Add a background

You can have two types of background. It can either be plain with some color of your choice or you can upload your own image!

To choose a color for your background, first click on the ‘Backgrounds’ icon in the Library.

Inside, click the ‘Color’ tab. From here you can choose your desired color:

You can upload images just like you uplaoded your music in the beginning. The recommended image size is 800x450 pixels.

Step 4: Customize fonts

The next step is to pick the fonts you are going to use for your lyric video. Inside Animaker, you already have access to 50+ fonts.

To change the fonts of a scene, just go to text settings and choose the font you want!

Apart from this, you can even upload your own custom fonts. This can be done by clicking on the ‘Upload Font’ button inside the drop-down menu:

You can upload TTF files here. Make sure you have all rights to use the custom font you upload.

To change the color of your font, just click on the small pixel next to the “Font Name”.

Step 5: Spice it up with props

For many songs, lyric videos become more popular than the original video. This is thanks to the cool props that spice things up.

You can choose properties from the library. It is the bulb icon, second from top.

You can even change the styles of some props inside the 'Property settings'!

On the whole, you get access to the world’s most extensive animation library. If you can think about it, you can find it inside!

Step 6: Use Effects: take things to a whole new level

Inside Animaker there are four types of effects you can use. These are things which will make your video unique and stand out.

1. Enter-Exit Effects:

These effects can be used to determine the way in which your text enters and exits a particular scene. There are 20+ such effects you can play with.

To change the the enter-exit effects, just click on the text box and choose the desired effects that lie above the timeline.

Adjust the duration of these effects in the timeline:

2. Transition Effects:

These are effects that happen between scenes. You can adjust transition effects either via the library or the scene section.

You get a whopping 40+ transitions effects to choose from!

Key Point: It is always best to use either the Text effect or Transition effect in one scene. Using both together can spoil your video unless you find a creative way to fit it in.

3. Special Effects:

These are 2D animation effects that can give that oomph factor everyone looks for!

You can choose special effects in the library by clicking on the Rectangle icon containing three stars:

There are two types of special effects:

• Screen Effects: These are effects that fill the whole screen
• Prop Effects: These are effects that occupy a certain space in the workspace like other 2D props

Apart from the abstract effects, you can use anything from a burning screen to a tornado or even a dropping missile to spice up your lyric video!

4. Motion Effects:

These are effects that allow you to move your lyrics within the screen.

You can use multimove for streamlined motion and the curve tool for curved motion:

Using these tools, you get all the freedom to bring any kind of motion imaginable to your lyric video!

Pro Tips to create World Class lyric videos

These are special tutorials we will be updating every week!

Using these pro tips, you can create lyric videos that are of world class quality!

Highlight Effect

Step 1: Add Text from the Library.

Make sure you choose a font that fits your style. White color is preferred.

Step 2: Duplicate Text and customize it's color

This can be done by pressing:

• (Ctrl+c) & (Ctrl+v) in Windows
• (Command+c) & (Command+v) in Mac

The duplicated text basically acts as a layer above the first text.

Use a bright color that is contrasting with the background color.

Step 3: Give Wipe Enter Effect

You can choose, wipe effect from the “enter” effect list. Make sure it wipes from left.

Time the duration of the 'Enter' effect according to the pace of your song

Heart In Effect

Step 1: Take the heart icon from the Infographics Library

Step 2: Make the heart icon really big.

Reduce the workspace size so that you can make the heart icon fill the whole screen space!

Step 3: Use multimove to bring a shrinking animation

Make sure it shrinks only at the end of the scene.

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Step 4: Add text over the heart

Add text that keeps on changing at a good pace. Make sure the text lies comfortably within the smaller heart

Heart Beat Effect

Step 1: Add three beating hearts

The heart icon has a beating-version which can be chosen inside the 'Property settings'. Add three hearts of increasing size, on top of each other.

Step 2: Add text inside the smallest heart

Make the text appear along with your lyrics. Use different fonts and be creative!

Step 3: Add a zoom-in effect

The Camera-In effect can be chosen just above the timeline. It is the first icon on the top left corner. Once chosen you can adjust the amount of zoom-in you want to give and also the duration of zoom in the Camera Timeline.

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Imagine you need to show someone how to log in to an online account or how to use a feature in a product. You could write out an email. Or you could capture your screen and take a few screenshots.

But best of all might be recording your screen.

When you record your screen you can include typing the address into your browser and show all your mouse movements and clicks to let people see exactly where to go and how to get there.

You can include video and audio when you record your screen too. Use microphone audio to narrate your video from your computer’s built-in microphone or an external mic.

You can also record your system audio (that’s the sound that comes out of your speakers).

If you’re comparing different screen recording tools, make sure you get a screen recorder with sound recording options built-in.

Screen recording, also known as a screencast, is perfect or creating tutorials, product demos, how-to videos, and other instructional videos. You can even record games or record presentations, or make a YouTube video.

For short, quick recordings

Short, simple recordings that won’t require much editing can be done with something like Snagit (which is what I use most of the time).

For longer, edited recordings

For longer or more complex recordings that may need more editing, something like Camtasia will be better. Camtasia even allows you to enhance the video by zooming in on areas of emphasis, highlighting your mouse clicks, adding text or graphic call-outs and more.

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Choose the screen recording software you’ll use. As noted above, Snagit is great for simple, short desktop recordings, while something like Camtasia might be better for longer, more complex jobs.

However, recordings made with Snagit can be easily shared with Camtasia and assembled into longer, more complex videos there.

Today, I’ll show you how to record your screen on Windows and Mac with Snagit for simple recordings, and Camtasia for more polished videos.

How to record your desktop screen with Snagit (For screen recordings with minor editing)

Snagit is great for screenshots and quick and easy screen recordings. It’s perfect for when you want videos that look great, but don’t take hours of editing time.

Here’s how to do it.

Step 1: Choose what you want to record

First, select the video tab from the Capture Window and make sure Region is selected from the drop-down.

Then, hit the big red record icon.

The Snagit crosshairs appear. Use them to select an area to record.

The selection snaps to the windows you have open…pretty sweet huh?

Step 2: Record your audio

With your region selected, it’s time to make some audio decisions.

To record your voice, select the microphone. And if you want to record the sounds that come from your computer, like the beeps and boops you hear, select this option.

When you’re ready, click record and Snagit counts down. Now, anything that appears in the recording area is captured.

If you want your viewers to see your beautiful face, click the webcam button to toggle between recording your webcam or your screen. When finished, click the pause button to bring up the recording controls

Then click stop.

Step 3: Trim your video

Your video appears right on the canvas, in the tray below and is ready to share.

No waiting for rendering. No waiting for that loading bar. The video is ready to go.

Once you’re finished recording, you’ll probably want to edit it a little. Even the most carefully planned recordings will have something you want to cut out. With Snagit, you can easily trim your recording to remove unwanted pieces.

If you find mistakes or parts you want to remove, make a selection with the playhead, and click cut.

If you’re looking for in-depth, super-powered video editing, Snagit might not be the tool for you (Check out the Camtasia section below).

Snagit is simple, gets the job done and is easy-to-use.

Step 4: Save or share

When you’re finished with your video, click Share and choose the option that’s best for you. If you’re not sure what to choose, we recommend Screencast.

You get an easily shareable link that you can paste in an email, slack channel or wherever. (Plus, it’s free!)

If you do want to dive deep into editing your videos or want to create a more high-quality video, we recommend Camtasia, the best all-in-one screen recording and video editing software.

How to record your desktop screen with Camtasia (For polished, professional-quality screen recordings)

Step 1: Choose your recording options

To start a recording after you open Camtasia, click the Record button at the top of the tools panel.

This opens the Camtasia recorder, which by default, is set to capture everything that happens on your screen. This is essentially the control center for your screen and audio recordings.

The Camtasia recorder allows you to customize the controls for your recording.

Step 2: Choose the region you want to record

Start by selecting a recording area that only includes the relevant screen content you want to record.

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For some things, it may make sense to record your entire screen. However, if you’re only showing the steps necessary for a particular piece of software or where to click on a website, you may want to choose to record only that window (or a portion of it), rather than the entire desktop.

You can choose to record the full screen or select a custom region to record.

Step 3: Record your desktop with audio (if you want to)

If you’re narrating your recording, having a script or at least some talking points is a good idea to ensure you say what you want to say in the way you want to say it.

But for now, just choose which microphone you want to record from or choose to record the system audio from your computer.

Step 4: Edit your video

Camtasia comes with a built-in video editor and it takes just a few steps and some simple video editing tips.

To start, cut out mistakes by selecting them with the playhead, then clicking cut. To trim extra footage from the ends or your recording, drag the end of the clip in.

When you finish editing the video, add your audio narration. With your narration on the timeline, you can use clip speed and extend frame to sync the audio and video in your project.

Here are a few examples of simple edits:

• If you need more time to explain a concept split the clip and use extend frame to essentially freeze the video.
• To speed up a boring part of your recording, add clip speed, then drag the handles to speed it up.
• Or to focus your viewer’s attention, use animations to zoom in on the important parts.

Step 5: Produce and share

Finally, think about where your video will live. There are many video hosting options to choose from these days. You can share your video to an online video platform like YouTube, Vimeo, or Screencast, or you can choose to save the video as a local file. You can also share directly to your favorite social media site.

We’ve found that most of our users like to store finished videos on YouTube, especially for external videos. There are many great reasons to put your education and learning videos on YouTube.

BONUS TIPS!

• Camtasia’s advanced (but SUPER-easy-to-use) video editing capabilities allow you to add audio tracks after you record your screen. Whether you want to record your narration after the fact or want to add some music, you can do it!
• Be prepared to record your screen a time or two to get what you want. Almost everyone messes something up along the way. But recording your screen is so easy, it won’t matter if you have to do it again.
• Don’t get TOO hung up on making everything perfect. If you’re demonstrating a process, make sure the steps are clear and easy to follow. If you’re narrating, you can decide how many “umms” and “uhs” you can live with. It also depends on your audience.
• Recordings meant for people outside your company probably need to be more polished than things you’re sending to one of your fellow employees.
• We also have a full list of screen recording tips that you can use to get the best recordings possible.

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Frequently asked questions

Screen recording is pretty simple. Once you have your screen recorder (we like Snagit and Camtasia) it’s as simple as 1. Record 2. Edit 3. Share.

To record your voice, select the microphone. And if you want to record the sounds that come from your computer, like the beeps and boops you hear, select system audio option.

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While Snagit and Camtasia can’t record your iPhone screen, TechSmith has a TechSmith Capture app that lets you quickly and easily record your iPhone screen. After you download the app: Step 1. Enable screen recording on your iOS device. Step 2. Set up your screen recorder. Step 3. Record your screen.

While there are a number of ways to record a presentation, my favorite way to record a high-quality presentation in PowerPoint with audio and video is Camtasia.