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Amazing Grace · Southern Aire · Four excerpts
Amazing grace, how sweet the sound That saved a wretch like me I once was lost, but now I'm found Was blind, but now I see
[ti:Amazing Grace — sample] [ar:Southern Aire] [la:en] [00:01.26]Amazing grace, how sweet the sound [00:15.40]That saved a wretch like me [00:24.06]I once was lost, but now I'm found [00:34.94]Was blind, but now I see
Convert TXT to LRC using the words you already trust. Add the matching recording for automatic alignment, or use the Lyrics Timing Tool to mark each line during playback. Review the timeline before downloading synchronized lyrics.
Paste your lyrics or upload a TXT file, then add the recording. TXT to LRC needs real performance timing, not text alone.
Run alignment or start manual timing in the Lyrics Timing Tool. Play through repeated sections and inspect the resulting line starts.
Correct individual cues or a consistent offset, then export TXT to LRC output and test it with the recording you supplied.
TXT to LRC starts with supplied lyrics instead of a new transcription. Include the words actually sung, with repeated verses and choruses in order. The AI LRC aligner estimates their placement while leaving your text editable.
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The Lyrics Timing Tool offers two ways to establish cues. Align your text to audio, or listen and stamp each line yourself. TXT to LRC keeps those timestamps available for corrections before you export the lyric file.
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When one phrase drifts, correct that cue rather than shifting the whole song. TXT to LRC also supports a global offset for consistent delay, with checks that prevent a shift from creating negative timestamps.
Use the toolUse the lyric sheet you trust and focus your review on placement, repeated sections, pauses, and the exact version of the recording.
Convert TXT to LRC after proofreading the words, so alignment has a matching text reference rather than an incomplete transcription.
Include every repeated section when using TXT to LRC, since two choruses can have different pauses, extra words, or endings.
Listen through TXT to LRC output in the workspace, then test the download in the player where it will actually appear.
Use undo and redo in the Lyrics Timing Tool while correcting cues, and export a reviewed copy before trying another timing approach.
Choose line-timed LRC for a music player, a subtitle format for video editing, or plain text to keep your corrected wording.
Line timestamps for compatible music players. Preview the sample, then download the reviewed line-timed lyric file.
Inline word timestamps from the aligned sample. Use a compatible player to review karaoke-style lyric highlighting.
Compare subtitle and plain-text exports from the same sample. Choose the format your video editor or proofreading task needs.
Sample recording: Amazing Grace · Southern Aire
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Lyric ExtractorTXT to LRC needs text and real timing. Add matching audio for automatic alignment, or mark lines during playback. Words alone cannot reveal when a singer enters or finishes a phrase.
Changing .txt to .lrc does not create useful timestamps. TXT to LRC builds a timeline through alignment or manual marking. A synchronized file needs a time for each phrase that matches the performance it will accompany.
Paste or upload the lyric sheet, add the corresponding audio, and choose alignment or manual timing. Review TXT to LRC line starts against playback before exporting. Include repeated choruses in their actual performance order.
An AI LRC aligner estimates where supplied words occur in a recording. TXT to LRC leaves those estimates editable. Check missing words, long pauses, and overlapping vocals before export.
Yes. Start manual timing, play the recording, and use the stamping control as each phrase begins. TXT to LRC keeps the text and cues editable. Review the final line ending before exporting a subtitle format.
Include each chorus where it is sung, even when the wording repeats. TXT to LRC needs the performance order to distinguish occurrences. Do not expect one timestamp to describe several choruses with different introductions or pauses.
A global offset moves every cue for a consistent delay. TXT to LRC rejects negative resulting times. Correct isolated errors individually rather than shifting an otherwise synchronized song.
Yes. Use playback and manual marking in the Lyrics Timing Tool, then check the result. TXT to LRC does not present evenly spaced cues as measured performance timing.
Manual editing, playback, and text exports do not use processing credits. Sign in with a verified email for automatic TXT to LRC alignment, which uses 2 credits per started audio minute. New accounts receive 9 one-time credits.
Choose SRT, VTT, ASS, or TTML after reviewing your timeline. TXT to LRC supplies text and timing, not a rendered video. Check cue endings and line breaks in the editor that will produce your final video.
Supply text by pasting or uploading TXT, LRC, SRT, or VTT. Audio uploads support MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG, WebM, and MP4 within 50 MB and ten minutes. Use the exact version whose lyrics you are timing.
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Use TXT to LRC with your recording, review the timestamps, and download a synchronized lyric file.
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