About LRC to SRT
LRC to SRT is for putting synced lyrics on screen: a lyric video, a karaoke clip, a cover song video, a music reel. Upload an .lrc and every timestamped line becomes a subtitle that stays up until the next line starts. It works the other way too: upload an .srt and you get an .lrc for music players and lyric apps. Add a whole album's files at once and each one is converted in the direction its type calls for, with all of them also in one ZIP.
The details are handled. A chorus line with several time tags appears at each of them, an [offset:] tag is applied, word-by-word timings from enhanced LRC are removed, and an original line plus its translation at the same time become one two-line subtitle. To keep just one of the two, set Bilingual subtitles: keep under More options. Going to LRC, a blank time tag is added after long gaps so the previous lyric doesn't stay on screen. When the song starts later in your video than in the audio file, shift all the subtitles by the difference.
How to use LRC to SRT
- 1Upload LRC or SRT
Choose or drop .lrc files to get SRT, or .srt files to get LRC. Up to 20 go in one task, 50 with VIP.
- 2Click LRC to SRT
Each file is converted in the direction its format calls for, on our server.
- 3Download the result
Add the SRT to your video editor, or copy the LRC next to the song, and take several files at once as one ZIP.
Why use Cubfile for this
- Works both ways
LRC becomes SRT and SRT becomes LRC; the file type decides, even within one batch.
- Repeated choruses handled
Lines with several timestamps appear every time they're sung, and [offset:] values are built into the new timing.
- Bilingual lyrics, one or both
A line and its translation with the same time share one subtitle, or you keep only the Chinese, Japanese and Korean lines or only the others.
- A whole album at once
Convert every song's lyrics in one task and download each file or the full set as a ZIP.