TRACK INFO

ELRC Preview

How to Use

1. Load Audio: Click on the Open Audio button to load a track. Metadata input fields will automatically be filled if your audio files have them.

2. Load Lyrics / Add Lines: Click on the Import button to load an LRC/TXT file or paste from the clipboard.

3. Sync Lines / Words: Use the timestamp button inside a time field to set its value to the current playback time.

To sync words, click on the Expand button to see the word container. When a time has been set for a word, clicking on the word jumps audio playback to its time.

Line end timestamps create a new, empty line in the LRC file, a common practice in LRC creation.

4. Export: Click on the Export button to choose your preferred format and download your .lrc file.

Hotkeys

Space Play/Pause
Left/Right Arrow Jump 1 second forward/backward
Ctrl + Z Undo
Ctrl + Shift + Z
Ctrl + Y		 Redo
< Slow Down +0.25x
> Speed Up +0.25x

Changes since v1.2.0 (last updated 02.08.26)

    New

  • SRT import/export
  • Toggle to disable adding blank lines as line end times
  • Blank line edge casing (for stuff like instrumental breaks/between verses)

    • Fixed

  • Made it impossible to overlap regions
  • Undo/redo should now work after dragging region start/end

Privacy Notice

All processing is done locally. No audio or text gets sent to a server. Data is stored in client localStorage.

Credits

made with <3 by mono
Import LRC / ELRC

Import a synced lyric file. Timestamps and metadata are automatically detected and mapped into the workspace.

Import TXT

Import a plaintext file. Separates every line as new lyric lines in the workspace.

Import SRT

Import an SRT file. Line breaks per block are shown as \n.

Paste from clipboard

Directly paste lyrics from your clipboard or type them. Automatically determines if the input is LRC or plaintext. Separates every line as new lyric lines in the workspace.

Disable blank new line as line end time

Disables adding a blank new line as a line's end time for standard and enhanced LRC, adding a trailing tag for the latter. Prettier, but compatibility may be limited.

Standard LRC

Only provides line-by-line timestamping, but is a widely supported format.

Enhanced LRC

Provides line-by-line and word-by-word timestamping, but support is limited. Players like Namida support this format.

SRT

Only provides line-by-line timestamping. Widely supported video subtitle format.

Paste or type your lyrics below.
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