Start with timed lyrics
Open a UTF-8 .lrc file or paste lyrics with timestamps like [00:12.50]. Plain text needs timing before it can become useful subtitles.
LRC TO SRT CONVERTER / 001
Your lyrics.
Ready for the timeline.
Turn timed LRC lyrics into SRT subtitles.
Check the timing, keep your words, and take the file with you.
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01 Your timed lyrics
Positive shift delays subtitles. Positive LRC offset advances them.
02 Your subtitle file
PreviewFrom lyrics to the timeline.
Your SRT preview will appear here.
No upload. No account. Just your file.
Make the ending explicit
Each cue ends when the next timestamp begins. Blank timed lines create gaps. Choose a duration for the last line, which has no next timestamp.
Preview, then export
Download your .srt file and import it into your video editor. Play the video to check synchronization before publishing.
LRC stores the moment a lyric starts. SRT needs both a start and an end. This converter keeps your words and start times, then makes the missing end times explicit.
Repeated timestamps, bilingual lines and millisecond offsets need a little care. We show warnings when times are adjusted, and reject unsupported syntax rather than silently losing words.
Does this listen to my audio or create lyrics?
No. It converts existing line-level timestamps. It does not transcribe, translate, fetch lyrics, or guess synchronization from audio.
Can I use lyrics from any song?
Only use material you have permission to process and publish. Converting a file does not grant rights to the lyrics or music.
Why is there a long subtitle during an instrumental break?
LRC does not normally contain end times. Add a blank timestamp at the start of the break to end the preceding line. See the guide for an example.