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Make an LRC file from any song.

Paste a Spotify or YouTube link or upload audio. LyricAI writes down the lyrics and times every word and line to the voice.

Lyric timing
MP3, M4A, WAV, FLAC and more, up to 50 MB, up to 50 songs at onceSet this if a song mixes languages or detection guesses wrong.

Your first song is free, up to 10 minutes. No card needed.

How it works

  1. 1

    Paste a link or upload audio

    Spotify songs and albums, YouTube videos, or an audio file up to 50 MB. Up to 50 songs at once, each up to 30 minutes.

  2. 2

    Every word and line is timed

    The voice is separated from the instruments, then each word and line is matched to the moment it’s sung in that recording.

  3. 3

    Download the LRC

    By line for music players, by word (Enhanced LRC) for karaoke apps. SRT, TXT, Markdown and JSON come with it.

What you get

  • Published lyrics, timed to the singer

    LyricAI first looks Spotify songs up in public lyrics databases. When a song’s lyrics are there, you get those words, timed to the singer.

  • Songs no lyrics site has

    LyricAI listens to the recording itself, so it works on live takes, covers, TV versions, demos and your own recordings.

  • The translation in the same file

    Download the original, a translation into any of 37 languages, or both.

  • 36 sung languages

    The language is detected for you. A song that switches languages is handled part by part.

Questions

Anything else? Write to support@lyricai.io.

What is an LRC file?

A text file of lyrics with a time before each line, like [01:02.50]. Music players and karaoke apps read it to show each line as it’s sung. Enhanced LRC adds a time before each word too.

How do I use an LRC file?

Most music players that show synced lyrics look for a .lrc file with the same name as the song, in the same folder. Karaoke apps import it with the audio.

Can I make an LRC for a song that isn’t on Spotify?

Yes. Paste a YouTube link or upload the audio file. Live takes, covers and your own recordings work, since LyricAI listens to the recording itself.

What does it cost?

1 credit is 1 minute of audio, rounded up per song: $0.050-0.080 a minute, depending on the bundle. Translating a song is 1 credit more. You see the price before you start, and a song that fails gives its credits back on its own. Your first song is free, up to 10 minutes. See Pricing.

Got a song you can’t make out?

Your first song is free, up to 10 minutes.