Select a complete phrase around the word you want to change. Prepare locally for free, compare a regenerated take, and export the full MP3. Voice and timing may change.
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2Mark passage
3Replace lyrics
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MP3 or WAV · up to 25 MiB · 3 seconds–3 minutes. Your file stays on this device until you submit an edit.
For a one-line change, select that sung line. If your selection includes several lines, keep them all here and change only the words you need.
Select just the sung line you want to change, avoiding long gaps. Keep all lyrics covered by that selection, changing only the words you need.
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FROM INSTRUMENTAL TO SONG
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A real correction
Hear an AI lyrics changer sample
Compare the same 18-second passage. In this AI lyrics changer sample, “I leave a little lantern by the door” becomes “I keep a little lantern by the door.” Listen at 5.44–9.08 seconds for the changed line.
Original passage
Edited passage
An internally generated test song, approved for public demonstration. This sample illustrates one accepted correction, rather than a guarantee for other songs. Each take is generated separately and can sound different. Listen for changes to the voice, timing, and transitions.
More selected corrections
Each example is a selected real result. Other songs and attempts can differ.
A sung word correction
Changed passage: 3.00–7.24 seconds within these excerpts. 1 total attempt for this scenario.
Original: You are my shelter in the rain
Edited take: You are my sunshine in the rain
An internally generated original AI song, approved for public demonstration, with a real lyric-editing result. This is one selected example, not a guarantee for other songs or attempts. Compare the words, voice, timing, backing and transitions.
What to know before editing
A one-word correction still needs musical context. Select the complete sung phrase around the word, within the 3–15 second range, and enter the replacement words for that passage. The model regenerates a performance rather than changing a character in an audio file. Compare the target word and the surrounding music before choosing the result; identical vocals and timing are not guaranteed.
Select a phrase rather than a tiny word slice
Play the original and locate the word by listening.
Include the beginning consonant, vowel and phrase ending in a 3–15 second selection.
Keep surrounding words in the replacement sentence where they should still be sung.
Compare the changed word, then listen before and after the selection.
A waveform is not word alignment. The minimum selection is three seconds even when the word is much shorter.
What the existing word correction demonstrates
The authorized 18-second demonstration changes “leave” to “keep” in the lantern sentence. Its edit region is 5.44–9.08 seconds within the excerpt. Eighteen seconds is the demonstration length, not the selected generation range. This is one selected result from an internal test song, not a success-rate estimate or evidence that every word can be changed cleanly.
Judge the result without reading first
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Listen for
Target word
Can you identify the intended word without the text?
Voice
Does the performance fit your intended result?
Timing
Is the phrase rushed, stretched or displaced?
Joins
Do both boundaries sound acceptable?
Complete track
Is the correct independent take selected for export?
Playback does not use credits. Use this take is an explicit selection; downloading alone does not record satisfaction. Generating again is a separate paid attempt.
Common questions
Can I select only a fraction of a second around a word?
The supported selection is 3–15 seconds. Include the complete sung phrase rather than suggesting phoneme-level precision from the waveform.
Should I enter only the one new word?
Enter the replacement words for the whole selected passage, including surrounding words that should still be sung. Do not treat a waveform as automatic lyric alignment.
Does another playback or download use an attempt?
No. Playing, comparing and downloading retained ready takes do not use credits. Requesting a new standard generation uses 10 credits.
Does choosing one take add its edit to another take?
No. The takes are independent versions from the original. The full-track download follows the take explicitly selected below the comparison player.
Attempts, permission and export
Only upload recordings you own or have permission to edit and process. Every take starts from the original source; edits do not stack. Review the complete chosen take before export. Wallet-project media expires 30 days from first server upload; credit expiry is separate. Legacy projects retain their original deadline. Your project page shows the actual deadline in UTC.