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SRT to LRC converter

Convert SubRip .srt subtitles into an .lrc synced-lyrics file for music players and lyric apps. Drop the file in and download the .lrc instantly.

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When SRT to LRC makes sense

You have timed text — a lyric video's subtitle track, a karaoke SRT, a translated song — and you want it as lyrics that scroll in a music player, a car head unit or a lyrics app. LRC is the format all of those read, and the line timing you already have in the SRT converts across directly.

What changes in the file

Each cue becomes a [mm:ss.xx] line. Two things are worth knowing: LRC has no end times, so when each SRT cue ends is dropped (lines simply run until the next one), and LRC lines are single-line, so multi-line cues are joined with a space. Timing precision is centiseconds, plenty for lyrics.

Adding song metadata

LRC files can start with tags like [ti:Title], [ar:Artist] and [al:Album]. This converter writes just the timed lines to keep the output clean; open the file in any text editor to add those tags on top if your player displays them. Coming from lyrics instead? Use the LRC to SRT converter.

How to convert SRT to LRC

Is my file uploaded anywhere?

No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your subtitle file is never sent to a server, there is no sign-up, and there is no limit on how many files you convert. Need the other direction? Use the LRC to SRT converter.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I convert SRT to LRC?

Drop your .srt file into the converter above and download the .lrc. Each subtitle becomes a timed lyric line with centisecond precision, generated entirely in your browser.

What happens to the subtitle end times?

They are dropped, because LRC only stores when each line starts. In a music player each lyric line simply stays highlighted until the next one begins, which is how LRC is designed to work.

Is the SRT to LRC converter free, and are my files uploaded?

It is completely free with no sign-up and no file limit. The conversion runs in JavaScript in your browser, so your subtitle file never leaves your device and nothing is stored on a server.