Example input
Four chorus lines supplied by the user and tapped against the audio.

Audio analysis · Free utility
Bring the audio and the correct lyric text. Tap or adjust each line timestamp, preview the sync, and export a standard subtitle file.
Indexable example
This is a static example, not a pre-generated claim. Your actual result depends on the input you provide.
Example input
Four chorus lines supplied by the user and tapped against the audio.
Example output
[00:42.10] Every road draws circles back\n[00:46.80] Every light becomes a map
How it works
The tool does not transcribe; you provide the correct authorized text.
Play the track and place line starts, then fine-tune the timestamps.
Watch the lines against the audio before downloading LRC or SRT.
Useful when
Create a timing file for a dedicated video editor.
Export LRC for a compatible player or release workflow.
Give collaborators reviewed line timestamps instead of an auto transcript.
Questions
No. You must paste the lyric text yourself.
Yes. Manual review and correction are central to the workflow.
The live Video Studio focuses on photo-led music clips; use the exported subtitle file in a compatible editor.
Keep working
Turn the lyric’s voice and release identity into a consistent typography system. The output plans presentation but does not claim to sync or render the finished video.
Turn an audio file into a visual waveform and marker table. Add production notes at exact times, then export cues for editors, performers, or collaborators.
Paste a sectioned lyric to see where comparable lines change length or stress. The tool highlights likely problems without claiming one meter is right for every melody.
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