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Prepare synced lyrics for songs your karaoke system does not carry, with enhanced timing so every word lights up as the crowd sings.
Load a song, paste the words and tap along: this free LRC generator stamps every line in your browser, plays the result back karaoke style and exports a clean LRC file. Short on time? Let AI draft the timing first, then fine-tune it.
Load a song, paste the lyrics and tap to make an LRC file
Press Space on every line while the song plays. Nothing is uploaded.
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Blank rows are skipped. You can split, join and edit lines later.
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Synced lyrics turn a music player into a sing-along screen and give karaoke nights, lyric videos and practice sessions a line that lights up at the right moment. Writing them by hand is slow work. You play a few seconds, pause, read the clock, type a timestamp in square brackets, rewind because you missed the start, and repeat that for every line of every verse. One typo in a time tag and the whole chorus lands early. An LRC maker that listens with you and records the time when you tap turns an evening of fiddly typing into one or two play-throughs of the song.
Everything you need to turn plain words into lyrics that move with the music, right in the browser.
Press Space or the Stamp button as each line begins. The time is written for you, accurate to a hundredth of a second, and the next line is ready.
Tapped a little late? Move any line earlier or later by a tenth of a second, edit the words inline and click a line to hear it again.
Drop the speed to half while you tap through a rap verse or a busy chorus. The timestamps still match the song at normal speed.
Switch to enhanced mode to time individual words, so karaoke screens can fill each word as it is sung instead of the whole line at once.
Play the song with your synced lyrics scrolling and highlighting, and catch an early or late line before anyone else sees it.
Download the file with title, artist and album tags, an SRT for video editors, or plain text, and copy any of them in one click.
No install and no account for manual syncing. Most songs take one listen plus a quick review.
Open an MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC or video file from your device. It plays locally and is never uploaded. Paste the lyrics one line per row, or import a TXT or an existing LRC to edit.
Press play, then tap Space each time a new line starts. Slow the song down for tricky passages, nudge any stamp by a tenth of a second and undo a mistake without starting over.
Watch the karaoke preview, add title and artist tags, set a global offset if needed, and download the LRC lyrics. SRT and TXT are one click away for video editors and documents.
From a blank page to lyrics that load in your player, with the slow parts done for you.
Classic lyric syncing means typing time tags. Here you only listen. The line about to be sung is highlighted, you tap as the singer starts it, and the editor writes the [mm:ss.xx] tag and moves to the next line. Missed one? Step back, tap again, or nudge the stamp in tenth of a second steps while the waveform plays. Playback at half or three quarter speed makes fast verses easy to hit, a reaction delay setting takes off the split second it takes you to tap, and you can drag any line marker along the waveform. The stamps are always saved against the real tempo. Your draft is kept in the browser as you work, so a closed tab does not cost you the song.
Start TappingNo lyrics on hand, or simply no time to tap? Switch to Auto-sync with AI. The AI LRC generator listens to the vocals, writes down what is sung and times every line. One click on Fine-tune timing sends the draft to the editor, where you fix a misheard word or move a stamp. Clear vocals give the best draft, and the AI mode needs a free account because it uses transcription credits; new accounts get free credits to try it. For a full transcript of the words alone, the lyrics transcriber is built for that job.
Try AI Auto-SyncStandard LRC times each line. Enhanced LRC adds a time tag in angle brackets before every word, which is what karaoke apps use to fill words one by one. Switch Stamp by to Word and tap each word as it is sung, or start from an AI draft when the AI times each word. The same project exports both versions, so you can give a plain music player the simple file and a karaoke app the detailed one. Word timing also pairs well with a video edit, and an audio to SRT file works best for spoken captions.
Make Word-Level LRCAn LRC file you found online was made for a different release, so the whole thing runs two seconds early, or the radio edit skips a verse. Import the file with your own copy of the song and the editor shows every line on the timeline. Shift everything at once with the global offset, nudge individual lines, delete the verse that is not in your version, and export a fresh file that matches. It works as a quick lyric syncer for an entire music library, one song at a time, and checks for missing stamps or lines out of order before you download.
Fix My LRC FileA short original song, already timed. Press play to watch the karaoke preview, switch to enhanced LRC to see word tags, or tap the lines yourself.
[ti:Midnight Drive] [ar:The Night Owls] [by:EzTranscriber sample] [00:02.00]Headlights on the empty road [00:05.20]Radio is playing low [00:08.40]Every mile a little closer [00:11.60]To the place I used to know [00:15.10]Hold on, hold on [00:18.00]Morning waits on the other side [00:21.60]Hold on, hold on [00:24.50]We will make it home tonight
An LRC file is plain text. Each line starts with a time tag such as [00:12.40], followed by the words sung at that moment, and optional tags at the top store the title, artist, album and an offset. Enhanced LRC adds <00:12.90> before individual words. Because it is only text, you can open the download in any editor, and players read it when it sits next to the song with the same file name.
All three come from the same timed lyrics. Here is which file to send where.
| Standard LRC vs Enhanced LRC vs SRT | Standard LRC | Enhanced LRC | SRT |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time tag | [01:23.45] per line | <01:23.90> per word | Start and end per caption |
| Karaoke word highlight | |||
| Music players and lyric plugins | Some players | ||
| Video editors and YouTube | |||
| Title, artist and album tags | |||
| Best for | Music libraries, sing-along | Karaoke apps and screens | Lyric videos and captions |
Anyone who wants the words on screen at exactly the moment they are sung.
Prepare synced lyrics for songs your karaoke system does not carry, with enhanced timing so every word lights up as the crowd sings.
Ship timed lyrics with your own releases and demos. Find the tempo and key for the credits with the BPM and key finder while you are at it.
Give your local collection synced lyrics that your desktop or phone player shows while you listen, and repair files that drift.
Time the words once, then export SRT to drop the lines straight onto a video timeline instead of placing every title by hand.
Sing along with songs in the language you are learning, line by line, and replay any line with a click until the words stick.
Put lyrics on the classroom screen in time with the backing track so students follow along without losing their place.
I used to type time tags in Notepad for an hour per song. Tapping Space while the track plays gets me a clean file in about four minutes.
Kenji Watanabe
Karaoke Night Host
Half speed playback is the feature I did not know I needed. Our rap verses finally line up word for word in the karaoke app.
Tasha Greene
Independent Artist
Half my downloaded lyrics were out of sync with my remasters. One offset change per album and the whole library lines up again.
Lucas Moreau
Music Collector
AI auto-sync drafted a full song with timing. I fixed two words, nudged the chorus and exported both LRC and SRT for the lyric video.
Priya Desai
Video Editor
Answers about LRC files, syncing and exports. Still stuck? Write to our support team.
An LRC file is a plain text file of song lyrics in which every line starts with a time tag such as [00:31.20]. Music players read it to show and highlight the words in time with the song. Optional tags store the title, artist, album and an offset.
Load the song, paste the lyrics with one line per row, press play and tap Space as each line starts. Check the karaoke preview, fix any line with the nudge buttons, then download. This LRC file maker works the same for any song length.
Yes. Manual syncing, editing, the preview and every download are free with no sign-in. Only AI auto-sync needs an account, because it uses transcription credits, and new accounts get free credits to try it.
Yes. Choose Auto-sync with AI, upload the song, and the AI writes down the sung words with timing for each line. The draft opens in the editor so you can correct words and timing. Results depend on how clearly the vocals stand out in the mix.
Enhanced LRC adds a time tag before each word, for example <00:31.70>, on top of the usual line tag. Karaoke apps use it to fill words one at a time. Players that do not support it simply show the line.
Give the lyrics file exactly the same name as the song, such as Track 01.mp3 and Track 01.lrc, and keep both in the same folder. Many desktop and mobile players, and lyric plugins for others, pick it up automatically.
Import the file together with your copy of the song. If every line is early or late by the same amount, change the global offset. If only part of it drifts, nudge those lines or tap them again, then export a new file.
Yes. Any timed lyrics you make or import can be downloaded as an SRT subtitle file for video editors and YouTube, or as plain text without time tags.
MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC and OGG work in most browsers, and the audio track of MP4 and WEBM video works too. The file plays from your device and is never uploaded in manual mode.
For manual syncing, yes: paste or import them first. If you do not have them, use AI auto-sync, or get the words with the lyrics transcriber and then tap them in here.
Your lyrics and stamps are saved in this browser as a draft while you work, so reopening the page brings them back. Downloading the file is still the safest copy, especially in a private window.
Title [ti:], artist [ar:], album [al:] and creator [by:], plus an optional [offset:] tag, while [length:] is filled in from the song. Players use them to label the lyrics. Not every player honors [offset:], so you can also apply the offset to the times themselves.
Get the words, the key or the notes of the same song.
Load a song, tap along and download timed lyrics in minutes. The LRC generator is free for manual syncing and keeps your files on your device. Need captions for spoken audio instead? Try the audio to text converter.