You can now add music to Facebook Stories

After launching Lip Sync Live in June, Facebook Launches Music on Facebook Stories and you will soon be able to add songs to your profile.

You can now add a song to photos and videos you share on Facebook Stories and News Feed.

All you have to do is take a picture or a video from the Facebook camera or take one of your role. Then, tap the sticker icon and select the new music sticker. Find the song you want to add, choose the perfect part to share, then add the sticker with the artist and the name of the song. Like any other sticker, you can move it and add other stickers and effects to brighten up your story.

On top of that, Facebook is also extending Lip Sync Live to Pages, giving artists and creators even more ways to connect with their fans. Lip Sync Live has been extended to all profiles in many countries around the world.

According to Facebook, people want to see the words of the songs while synchronizing their lips. So they added the lyrics of Lip Sync Live. Sing along with Dua Lipa's 'new rules', Khalid's 'Better' and Maroon's 'Girls Like You'. Facebook will be added even more soon.

Soon you will also be able to add songs – be it something you are currently listening to or your favorite songs – to a new music section of your profile. You can also pin a song to the top of your profile to share with your friends.

The songs you add to your profile will visually present the artist and his track. When a friend reads a song on your profile, he sees an accompanying video containing artist photos and album art. They can then choose to add the song to their own profile or visit the artist's Facebook page.

Facebook has partnered with music companies such as Universal Music Group, Sony / ATV, Global Music Rights and Kobalt Music Publishing to broadcast music on the social platform. He also collaborates with independent artists and labels to expand the possibilities offered to artists.

New features may not be available in all regions, just as Lip Sync Live has not yet been made available to Malaysian users.