Yes. I’d reverse engineer the original video by identifying its structure (timing, transitions, captions, and effects), recreate it as a reusable template, and then duplicate that template to produce the same video 20 times with minimal manual work — swapping only the necessary inputs like text, audio, or visuals while keeping everything else consistent.

I’d approach automating lyric video creation by starting with CapCut because it already handles timed captions and templates really well. I’d first prepare clean lyric files and make sure the audio is finalized, then use CapCut’s auto-captioning to generate time-synced lyrics. From there, I’d rely on reusable templates for fonts, animations, and layouts so each video stays consistent without needing manual design work every time. To scale or speed things up, I’d combine CapCut with tools like Premiere Pro or VEED.io for batch processing, and use simple automations — for example, organizing files in a standard structure or using scripts/zaps to trigger caption generation and exports. The goal would be minimizing manual edits while keeping the visuals on-brand and readable, rather than fully “hands-off” automation that sacrifices quality.

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