Read Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Thai lyrics in romanization.
Paste a song and turn on Romanization: romaji, pinyin, Revised Romanization or Thai romanization under each line. It’s free.
How it works
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
The lyrics in their own script
LyricAI writes the song down in its own script, or uses its published lyrics.
3
Turn on Romanization
It’s free: the first time, it sends one more request, and the result stays with the sheet.
What you get
Under each line
The romanization sits under the original, with the translation under it if you add one.
In the downloads
While Romanization is on, the downloads include it: LRC, SRT, TXT, Markdown and JSON.
Every word and line timed
With Lyric timing on, the default, each word and line is matched to the moment it’s sung. Charged by the minute, even when lyrics are published.
Translated into 37 languages
Each line is translated with the whole song in mind and set under the original.
Questions
Anything else? Write to support@lyricai.io.
Which languages have romanization?
Japanese (romaji), Chinese (pinyin), Korean (Revised Romanization) and Thai (Thai romanization).
Does romanization cost credits?
No. It’s free: the first time, it sends one more request, and the result stays with the sheet.
Can I sing along?
Yes. With Lyric timing on, every word and line is timed, so the lyrics light up on time in your music player or karaoke app.
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.