Crea un archivo LRC para tu canción
Sube tu audio y pega la letra exacta que se canta. Alinearemos las líneas con la canción para que compruebes el ritmo y exportes un archivo .lrc listo para usar.
CREATE YOUR LRC
Añade marcas de tiempo a tu letra
¿Ya tienes la canción y la letra? Añádelas aquí y genera las marcas de tiempo que necesita tu archivo LRC.
1. Sube tu canción
For better timing, use audio where the vocal can be heard clearly.
2. Pega la letra correspondiente
Use the lyrics that are actually performed in the audio. Missing lines, extra words, or different repeated sections can make the timing harder to match.
YOUR OUTPUT
A Simple Timed Lyric File
Your finished .lrc file contains your lyric lines with timestamps that tell compatible software when each line should appear.
Line Timing for Your LRC, Detailed Timing for Review
The sync process can use more detailed timing to help you review how the lyrics follow the vocal. The downloaded LRC keeps things simpler: each lyric line receives the timestamp for when that line begins. If your project needs detailed timestamp data for individual words, use the JSON export available in Lyrics Sync instead.
One Line Feels Off? Fix Just That Line.
You do not need to generate the whole LRC again because one lyric enters a little early or late. Open the visual timeline, find the line that needs attention, move its start or end time, preview the change, and export your corrected LRC.
Already Have an LRC File?
If you already have timed lyrics and only want to fix the timing, you do not need to create the file again. Open your LRC with the Lyrics Timeline, add the matching audio, and adjust the lines that need attention.
HOW IT WORKS
Make an LRC in Four Steps
Add Your Audio
Upload the song or vocal recording you want to use.
Paste the Matching Lyrics
Use the words that are actually sung, including repeated lines where possible.
Review the Timing
Play the audio and follow the synchronized lyrics to check how the lines enter.
Download Your LRC
If the timing feels right, download the .lrc file. If a line needs adjustment, open it on the visual timeline first.
Skip Writing Every Timestamp by Hand
Making an LRC manually can mean playing the same song over and over, finding each lyric entrance, and typing every timestamp yourself. Here, you start with the two things you already have — your song and your lyrics. The timing is created for you, and your job is to review the result rather than build the entire file line by line.
BETTER INPUT, EASIER REVIEW
Help the Lyrics Match the Performance
Use the words that are actually sung
If the singer repeats a chorus twice, include both occurrences in the lyrics you paste.
Make sure the vocal can be heard
Very loud instruments, heavy effects, overlapping voices, or quiet vocals can make alignment more difficult.
Include important sung words when possible
Extra words that are performed but missing from the pasted lyrics can affect the surrounding timing.
Held notes may need another listen
Long notes, melisma, unusual pronunciation, and heavily stylized delivery can make the exact visual timing less obvious.
Where Can You Use an LRC File?
Music Players
Use timed lyrics in players that support standard LRC files.
Personal Music Libraries
Keep synchronized lyrics alongside your audio when your playback software supports them.
Synced Lyric Displays
Use the line timestamps to show lyrics as the song progresses.
Further Editing
Open the exported LRC in another compatible tool or bring it back into the Lyrics Timeline when you need timing corrections.
Need More Than an LRC?
If your next step is video subtitles, web captions, or detailed timing data, use Lyrics Sync instead. The same synchronization workflow can export SRT, WebVTT, and JSON in addition to LRC.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an LRC file?
An LRC file is a text-based lyric file that adds timestamps to lyric lines. Compatible players can use those timestamps to show the lyrics as the song plays. The audio is not stored inside the LRC file.
How do I make an LRC file from my song?
Upload your audio, paste the lyrics that match the performance, and create the timing. Play through the result to check the synchronization, then download the generated .lrc file.
Do I have to add every timestamp manually?
No. The timing is generated from the audio and the lyrics you provide. You should still preview the result because expressive vocals, repeated lyrics, backing vocals, or differences between the written text and recording can sometimes require adjustment.
What should I paste into the lyrics box?
Paste the lyrics as they are actually sung in the recording. Include repeated sections where possible. Missing words, extra lines, or lyrics that differ from the performance can make alignment more difficult.
Does the downloaded LRC contain word-level timestamps?
The current LRC export uses line-level timestamps. Each lyric line receives the time when that line begins. More detailed word timing can be used during synchronization and is available through structured timing data in Lyrics Sync, but it is not written into the standard LRC export.
Can I fix a line that appears too early or too late?
Yes. Open the result in the Lyrics Timeline to adjust the start or end of an individual lyric line. You can preview the change and export the corrected LRC without rebuilding the timing from scratch.
Can I import an LRC file I already have?
Existing timed LRC files can be opened in the Lyrics Timeline. Use the Timeline Editor when your goal is to repair or fine-tune an existing LRC rather than create a new one from plain lyrics.
Does creating an LRC change my audio?
No. The LRC is a separate text file containing lyrics and timing information. Creating or editing it does not modify the original audio recording.
Why might some lyric timing need review?
Vocals can include held notes, ad-libs, unusual pronunciation, overlapping voices, heavy effects, or words that differ from the pasted lyrics. These situations can make some sections harder to align automatically, so listening through the result before downloading is recommended.
Will repeated choruses work?
They can, but the repeated lyrics should appear in your pasted text in the same order they appear in the song. Each occurrence needs its own position in the recording.
Can I create an LRC from a full song with instruments?
Yes, although clearer vocals generally make alignment easier. If the voice is heavily buried under instruments, reverb, distortion, or overlapping vocals, some sections may require more review.
Do I need an account?
Yes. The current Lyrics Sync processing endpoint requires you to sign in before the audio and lyrics are processed.
Does the LRC include the song title, artist, or album information?
The current export focuses on timed lyric lines. It does not automatically add LRC metadata tags such as artist, album, or song title.
Can I use the LRC for karaoke?
A standard line-timed LRC can support synchronized lyric displays in compatible software. If your karaoke workflow requires every individual word or syllable to highlight separately, it may require a more detailed timing format than the current standard LRC export.
Can I export SRT or WebVTT instead?
Yes. The main Lyrics Sync tool supports LRC, SRT, WebVTT, and JSON exports. The LRC Maker page is intentionally focused on creating .lrc files. Use Lyrics Sync when another format fits your workflow better.
How accurate will the timestamps be?
The tool creates timing from the audio and the matching lyrics, which can save you from building the timestamps manually. The result can still vary with the recording and vocal performance. Preview the song and use the Timeline Editor when a line needs adjustment.
READY TO MAKE YOUR LRC?
Crea un archivo LRC para tu canción
Upload the audio, paste the matching lyrics, check the synchronization, and download the finished .lrc file when the timing feels right.