Stardust lyric video style
Each line swarms together out of glowing particles and blows away.
You see the exact price before anything is made.
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How Stardust moves
Stardust is kinetic typography: the lyrics are the hero and fill the frame. It sets them in centred lines, a phrase at a time. The words swarm together out of glowing particles and blow away. As it plays, the word being sung changes colour. They are set in glowing letters.
On the beat, and the finish
On the song's hits the frame punches in. A quiet song barely moves it; a drop hits hard. A title card opens the video before the first line and closes it after the last.
Your song in Stardust
Every word is timed to the vocals, so each one moves when it is sung. Every Look in this style keeps these moves and brings its own picture, colours and type, in 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, 16:9 for YouTube and 1:1 for posts. Start from one of its Looks, or let the director design a new Look in this style for your song.
Stardust Looks
Looks made in Stardust, Official ones first. Open one to watch it play, then make your lyric video with it.
More lyric styles
Embers
Lines
Lines burn in from glowing edges and burn away to ash.
Ink
Lines
Words bleed in like ink in water, then wash away.
Smoke
Lines
Lyrics form out of smoke and drift away.
Drip
Lines
Chromatic letters that smear and drip down, splitting on the beat.
Rainy window
Lines
Lyrics behind a window streaked with rain.
On screen
Typed out
Your lyrics typed on a screen inside the scene: a phone, a monitor, a billboard.