Make lyric subtitles for your video.
Paste a link or upload audio. LyricAI times every line to the voice and gives you an SRT file for your video editor.
How it works
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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.
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Every line is timed
The voice is separated from the instruments, then each word and line is matched to the moment it’s sung.
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Download the SRT
The original, the translation, or both in one file. Import it into your video editor as captions.
What you get
Translated into 37 languages
Each line is translated with the whole song in mind and set under the original.
Romanization, free
Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Thai sheets can add romaji, pinyin, Revised Romanization or Thai romanization under each line.
LRC and JSON too
The same timings as LRC for music players and karaoke apps, and JSON with every word’s time for your own tools.
Songs no lyrics site has
LyricAI listens to the recording itself: live takes, covers, demos and your own recordings work.
Questions
Anything else? Write to support@lyricai.io.
What is an SRT file?
A subtitle file: numbered lines, each with a start and an end time. Video editors and players import it as captions.
Can I publish the lyrics?
LyricAI is for personal listening, study and accessibility. Publishing lyrics, or showing them as public subtitles, needs the rights holders’ permission. Upload only recordings you own or may use. LyricAI isn’t affiliated with Spotify or YouTube. See the Terms.
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.
Can every word be timed?
Yes. Lyric timing is on unless you turn it off: every word and every line is timed, for karaoke apps (Enhanced LRC), music players (LRC), video (SRT) and JSON. Each song is transcribed, so it’s charged by the minute even when its lyrics are published. On the results page, Lyric timing shows the sheet By word, By line or with No timing, and downloads follow it.