Create a timed lyrics file from your MP3 recording.
Play an MP3 excerpt and follow its lyric timestamps.
Use the toolAmazing Grace · Southern Aire · Four excerpts
Amazing Grace · Southern Aire 45-second voice and guitar excerpt Audio input · no supplied lyric sheet
[ti:Amazing Grace — sample] [ar:Southern Aire] [la:en] [00:02.89]Amazing Grace, [00:09.74]how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me. [00:24.04]I once was lost, [00:30.00]but now and found [00:34.58]Was blind, [00:37.74]but now I see
Convert MP3 to LRC from your own song recording. Recognize the words, review the timestamps against playback, and correct the draft before downloading. The result is a separate synchronized lyric file for the MP3 you supplied.
Upload the MP3 version you want the lyrics to accompany. MP3 to LRC uses that audio, including its introduction and ending.
Run MP3 to LRC recognition, then listen through the draft. Correct misheard words and cues that do not match the singer.
Export the reviewed MP3 to LRC result and keep it beside your song. Test both files in the destination music player.
MP3 to LRC works from the sound in your recording rather than its file name or lyric tags. It gives you a first transcription and timeline, leaving uncertain phrases available for listening and correction.
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A correct lyric line can still appear too early or late. MP3 to LRC keeps the recording beside editable cues, so you can fix wording, replay a phrase, and check its placement before exporting.
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MP3 to LRC downloads timed text without rewriting the original audio file. Use that file with a compatible player, and keep the original recording as the timing reference if you later edit the lyrics.
Use the toolStart with your actual recording and finish with a reviewed lyric file, keeping text correction and playback checks together throughout the task.
Convert MP3 to LRC from the final arrangement, since a radio edit or longer introduction can change every later cue.
Replay quiet vocals, names, and fast phrases in MP3 to LRC before copying an uncertain transcription into the exported file.
Check MP3 to LRC output alongside the recording in your chosen app, since lyric displays can interpret timing and metadata differently.
MP3 to LRC exports a lyric file separately, allowing you to retain the original recording and revise the text later.
Download LRC for synchronized line playback, plain TXT for proofreading, or a supported subtitle format for a video-editing handoff.
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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Create synchronized lyrics from a recording, then check the words and timestamps before sharing your song.
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Extract an editable lyric draft from a recording, listen through uncertain phrases, and keep a clean text copy.
Lyric ExtractorThe converter produces a separate text file with lyric lines and timestamps. It recognizes your recording and prepares editable cues. Review the result before using it in a music player; the original MP3 remains unchanged.
No. MP3 contains sound, while LRC contains timed text. The converter must recognize or align words and establish their timing. Renaming an audio file cannot produce a synchronized lyric sheet.
You can start recognition without a lyric sheet, or supply the exact words for alignment. The converter keeps either result editable. Correct repeated sections and unusual spelling before checking the timeline against playback.
No. The converter works from audible vocals or your supplied text, not lyric metadata stored in the audio. It also does not embed its downloaded LRC into the MP3; the output is a separate file.
This page accepts MP3 recordings up to 50 MB and ten minutes. For other supported audio formats, use the main LRC Generator. Use the same song version that will accompany the final lyric file.
Recognition can mishear words under accompaniment, quiet singing, or overlapping vocals. The converter provides a draft for review. Replay uncertain phrases, correct the text, and check cue placement before you share the file.
Yes. Edit individual cue times and review them during playback. The converter also supports a global offset for a consistent shift. Use local edits when only one phrase is wrong, rather than moving the entire song.
Enhanced LRC requires genuine word timestamps that match the lyric text. Use the dedicated word-by-word alignment workflow when you need that result. Ordinary MP3 to LRC line timing cannot simply be renamed as enhanced lyrics.
Keep the LRC beside the exact recording and open both in a compatible music player. Some players expect matching file names. Check the first verse and repeated sections before treating the result as ready.
Yes. Choose a supported subtitle format for video editing or TXT for plain wording. MP3 to LRC does not render a video. Review subtitle start and end times in the application that will use the file.
Signed-in MP3 to LRC projects are saved privately to your account with the source MP3, lyrics, timestamps, and edits. Cloud storage lasts 7 days on Free, 90 on Lite, 180 on Pro, and 365 on Ultra from creation. Reopen them on another device or delete them when finished. Guest drafts are temporary.
Automatic MP3 to LRC processing runs online after you sign in with a verified email. Recognition uses 1 credit per started audio minute; alignment uses 2. New accounts receive 9 one-time credits. The browser supplies free editing and downloads; timing and transcription need your review.
Upload the recording, correct the words and timestamps, then download the lyric file that matches your song.
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