SRT to LRC converter
Made subtitles for a song or a music video? Convert them to LRC so that music players and karaoke apps can show the lyrics in time with the audio.
Your subtitle file
Drop subtitle files here
SRT, VTT, ASS, SBV, TTML, SUB, SMI, LRC and more · up to 100 files
Or paste subtitle text
Your file is read by this page in your browser. It is not uploaded anywhere.
Letters look wrong? Choose the language group the file was made for.
MicroDVD and Spruce STL files count video frames. Choose the frame rate of the video the subtitles belong to.
The preview shows the beginning of the file. The download contains everything.
How to use it
Open your SRT file
Choose or drop the SRT file, or several at once. It is read by this page and never uploaded.
Check the LRC preview
LRC is already selected. Check the preview, or pick another format if you need one.
Download the LRC file
Download the converted file, or all of them as a ZIP when you opened several.
What the LRC file looks like
Each caption becomes one line that starts with its time in minutes, seconds and hundredths, such as [01:23.45]. A caption with two lines is joined into one with a space, because LRC shows one line at a time, and formatting is removed.
When there is a pause before the next caption, an empty timestamp is added at the end of the caption, so the lyric disappears on time instead of staying on screen.
Using the file
Give the LRC file the same name as the song, such as song.mp3 and song.lrc, and keep both in the same folder. Many music players then load the lyrics automatically.
Questions and answers
Does LRC support line breaks?
No. Each LRC line is a single row of text, so captions with several lines are joined.
Can I add the artist and title?
Open the LRC file in a text editor and add lines such as [ar:Artist] and [ti:Title] at the top.
Can I convert LRC back to SRT?
Yes. Use the LRC to SRT converter.