Lyrical Annotation: This is the most common way to add lyrics to YouTube videos. To do this, simply open up the YouTube video you want to add lyrics to and click on the "Annotations" tab. Then, click on the "Add annotation" button and select "Lyrics". A text box will appear where you can type in the lyrics. You can also adjust the font, color, and size of the lyrics, and set them to appear at specific times in the video.
Lyrics Video Creator: There are several online tools that can help you create lyrics videos for YouTube. These tools typically allow you to upload your own music and lyrics, and they will automatically create a video with the lyrics synced to the music. Some popular lyrics video creators include Musixmatch, VEED, and Kapwing.
Subtitles: You can also add lyrics to YouTube videos by using subtitles. To do this, simply create a subtitle file in a text editor and save it with a .srt extension. The subtitle file should contain the lyrics in the correct order, with each line of lyrics starting with a timecode. You can then upload the subtitle file to YouTube along with your video.
Third-Party Software: There are several third-party software programs that you can use to create lyrics videos. These programs typically offer more features and customization options than the online tools mentioned above. Some popular third-party lyrics video creators include Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and Camtasia.