LRC to SRT Converter

Convert LRC lyric timestamps to readable SRT subtitle cues in your browser. The conversion runs locally in your browser.

Upload LRC file
Supported: .lrc (UTF-8). End times are inferred from the next line.
Upload an LRC file to preview timed lyric lines and download as SRT.

Convert LRC to SRT online

Convert LRC lyric files to SRT subtitles online. Turn timed lyric lines into readable SubRip subtitle cues. Use it when a caption platform, media player, lyric app, or review workflow needs a different subtitle format.

Instant conversion

Parse the source file and build the converted subtitle output directly in your browser.

Cue preview

Review parsed cue text and timestamps before downloading the converted file.

Private workflow

The conversion runs locally after the page loads, so your subtitle file stays on your device.

Clean export

Download a .srt file ready for your player, platform, editor, or spreadsheet.

How to convert LRC to SRT

Use this converter to turn timed lyric lines into subtitle cues with inferred end times.

  1. 1

    Upload LRC

    Choose a lyrics file with bracketed timestamps.

  2. 2

    Preview SRT cues

    End times are inferred from the next lyric line where possible.

  3. 3

    Download SRT

    Save the lyrics as a standard subtitle file.

LRC to SRT examples for turning lyrics into subtitles

Convert LRC to SRT when timed lyric lines need to become standard subtitle cues. Since LRC usually has start times only, this converter infers cue end times from the next lyric line where possible.

Example input and output

LRC input
[00:12.34]First lyric line [00:15.20]Second lyric line
SRT output
1 00:00:12,340 --> 00:00:15,190 First lyric line

Best for

Subtitle publishing

Turn timed lyrics into SRT files for video players, editors, and subtitle upload forms.

Lyric cleanup

Preview lyric timing as subtitle cues before editing or translating.

Format handoff

Convert LRC into a format that most subtitle tools can read.

Common file issues handled

End time inference

Each cue ends near the next lyric timestamp; the final cue receives a short default duration.

Multiple timestamps

A line with multiple LRC timestamps creates separate SRT cues with the same text.

Metadata skipped

LRC tag metadata such as artist or title is ignored because it is not subtitle text.

SRT output

The output uses numbered cues and standard SubRip comma timestamps.

Frequently Asked Questions

How are SRT end times created from LRC?
The converter uses the next lyric timestamp as the end time when possible. The final lyric gets a short default duration.
Can one LRC line have multiple timestamps?
Yes. Each timestamp creates its own SRT cue with the same lyric text.