Google Lyria 3
Create studio-grade music in any genre using Google Lyria 3, with vocals carrying your own lyrics or pure instrumentals, in 48kHz stereo. Describe the track in plain words, and invideo’s agent turns them into Lyria 3 ’s brief.
Why serious creatives choose Lyria
It composes music from a plain-language brief
Google Lyria 3 composes original instrumental and vocal tracks from natural language. Describe the genre, the mood, the instruments, the tempo, and the track comes back built to the description.
Studio-grade music
Every track renders in high-fidelity 48kHz stereo, sound that holds its own in broadcast mixes and professional productions, without the need for a treatment pass.
It offers any genre you name
Name the genre and Lyria 3 speaks it, jazz, classical, pop, rock, electronic, orchestral, ambient, and everything between, so the style you need is a line in the brief, not a library hunt.
The mood, tempo, and key stay under your control
Energy level, BPM, and key signature all take direction, so the track is not just the right genre but the right speed and the right feel for the cut it sits under.
The vocals can come with your own lyrics
Generate pure instrumentals, or vocal tracks carrying custom lyrics and harmonies. The words you wrote are the words that get sung.
You can blend prompts and morph styles
Mix multiple prompts to blend genres, swap instruments, or morph one style into another, the track that starts orchestral and turns electronic is one brief, not an edit.
How Lyria works with invideo agents
On invideo, Google Lyria 3 runs inside an agentic workflow: when your video needs music, the agent brings the model in, turns the track you describe into a musical brief, and delivers takes for your approval. Here is what that looks like in practice.
You describe the track, the agent writes the brief.
Say it the way you would to a composer: warm, slow build, big finish, out by the end of the scene. The agent translates that into the genre, tempo, key, and mood parameters Lyria 3 composes from, so you direct the music without writing a musical instruction.
The track is made for the cut, not just the prompt.
Because the whole project lives in the agent’s memory, the brief it writes carries the shape of the scene, not just a style. It knows how long the track runs, where it has to swell, and where it has to fall back under the dialogue, so what Lyria 3 composes fits the video it was made for.
Your lyrics become the song.
Write the words with the agent, or hand over the ones you have, and Google Lyria 3 builds the vocal around them. The hook you wrote is the hook that gets sung.
A retry is just a note.
Tell the agent what missed, brighter, slower, less busy under the dialogue, and it re-briefs Lyria 3 with everything still attached. You never rebuild the request from zero.
You always stay in control.
You set how much the agent does on its own: generate everything, ask before each track, or show you every brief first. Every track that ships is one you approved.
Who is Google Lyria 3 for?
Filmmakers and microdrama producers
A score in any genre, at the tempo and key the scene calls for, with a vocal track when the story turns musical: Lyria 3 covers the whole soundtrack.
Ad film makers
A jingle carrying your exact words, a bed that stays out of the voiceover’s way, a full track for the film: Lyria 3 writes them in 48kHz stereo, ready for broadcast.
Game developers
A theme for the title screen, a loop for every biome, a build for the boss fight: Lyria 3’s 48kHz output is built for games as much as film.
Helping creatives stay creative
Multiplayer mode
Collaborate in real time with live cursors to show what everyone's working on.
Storyboarding
Turn any script or idea into a shot-by-shot plan, then tweak as needed before generating.
Script writing
Write your script inside invideo, and ask an AI co-writer for help if you'd like.
Timeline editor
Picture Premiere Pro with full AI.
Build your own agents
Create custom agents to fill specific roles like cinematographer, music designer, and more.
From solo creatives to creative enterprises
World-class investors stand behind invideo.
Backed by the firms behind Stripe, Spotify, Flipkart, and ByteDance.
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Google Lyria 3 FAQs
What is Google Lyria, and what does it do?
Lyria is Google DeepMind's music model, and on invideo agent it composes original tracks from a plain language brief. Name the genre, mood, instruments, and tempo, or just describe the scene, and it returns instrumental or vocal music in high fidelity 48kHz stereo.
What can I use Google Lyria music for?
Any project invideo agent is building: film and microdrama scores, ad beds and jingles, game themes and loops, social and YouTube backing tracks. The 48kHz stereo output holds up in a broadcast mix, so it goes into the cut without a treatment pass.
Does Lyria sound natural and professional?
Yes. Lyria composes in 48kHz stereo, and on invideo agent it is briefed for the scene rather than the prompt, which is usually what separates a track that sounds professional from one that sounds generated. If a take is not right, you tell the agent what missed and the next one comes back closer.
Can I generate music in multiple genres?
Yes, name the genre and Lyria speaks it, and invideo agent puts it in the brief for you. Jazz, classical, pop, rock, electronic, orchestral, ambient, and the ground between them, including tracks that start in one style and morph into another.
Can I use Google Lyria music in monetized content?
Yes. Music you generate with Lyria through invideo agent comes with complete commercial rights, so it can run in monetized videos, client work, and paid campaigns.
Why use Google Lyria on invideo instead of separately?
Because on invideo agent the score is part of the project rather than a separate errand. The agent knows what the track plays under, how long the scene runs, and where it has to fall back beneath the dialogue, so it briefs Lyria for that cut and brings the takes back to you in the video you are already making.
What makes Google Lyria different from other AI music tools?
Two things, and invideo agent makes both usable. Lyria composes at 48kHz stereo, and it takes direction on genre, mood, tempo, and key together rather than just style, so you get the right feel at the right speed. Your lyrics can carry the vocal, and blending briefs lets one track morph from one style into another.
Do I need to know music theory to direct the track?
No. You say what the music should do, warm, slow build, big finish, out by the end of the scene, and invideo agent turns it into the genre, tempo, key, and mood parameters Lyria composes from.