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Lyric edit examples: six moods

Every video here came out of still.frame: stock footage picked by mood, a hook line on top and the lyrics timed to the vocal. The lines are made up for this page. Use them as ideas for your own song: the mood of the footage, where the hook sits, and how the captions move.

Night cityHook: "pov: you take the long way home on purpose"Captions: Anton, one word at a time, pops in on the vocal.Fits: Moody pop, R&B, anything written at 2am.
Night driveHook: "when the song comes on three exits from home"Captions: Brat-style lowercase, line by line, stretched to the full width.Fits: Breakup songs, indie, synth-pop.
OceanHook: "not me writing letters to the sea again"Captions: Serif capitals, line by line.Fits: Ballads, acoustic, slow songs about distance.
NatureHook: "tell me you miss summer without telling me"Captions: Poppins bold, line by line.Fits: Folk, indie, nostalgic songs.
Lo-fi, rainHook: "it's giving 2am and the kettle's on"Captions: Bebas, one word at a time.Fits: Bedroom pop, lo-fi, quiet songs.
SpaceHook: "when you look up and remember you're small"Captions: Poppins bold, one word at a time.Fits: Dreamy, ambient and big-chorus songs.

How to pick the mood for your song

Make them from your own song

Upload the chorus and its lyrics, pick a mood or your own clips, and still.frame makes up to ten different edits like these at once: its own footage, hook line and font on each one, every word on the vocal. The free plan makes 10 videos with no watermark.

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