LRC to ASS Subtitle Converter
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From Audio Lyrics to Video Subtitles
LRC files are designed for audio playback, where each lyric line appears at its timestamp and persists until the next line begins. When you need those same lyrics as video subtitles, ASS provides styling, positioning, and visual effects that LRC cannot offer. This converter reads LRC timestamp tags, converts minute-second timing to ASS centisecond format, generates a complete ASS script with default styles, and outputs Dialogue lines ready for Aegisub editing or video embedding.
Input Format
LRCLRC is a lyrics file format where each line of text is prefixed with a timestamp tag in [mm:ss.xx] or [mm:ss.xxx] format. LRC files contain optional metadata tags for title ([ti:]), artist ([ar:]), album ([al:]), and offset ([offset:]). LRC lines have start timestamps but no end timestamps; each line persists until the next begins.
Output Format
ASSASS (Advanced SubStation Alpha v4+) is a styled subtitle format with [Script Info], [V4+ Styles], and [Events] sections. Dialogue lines carry Start and End times in centisecond format, style references, and text content. ASS supports fonts, colors, outlines, shadows, positioning, and karaoke effects.
Features
Why Convert?
Format Differences
Common Use Cases
Music Video Subtitles
Convert LRC lyrics to ASS subtitles for embedding styled lyrics in music videos with custom fonts and positioning.
Karaoke Video Creation
Transform LRC lyric files into ASS format for adding karaoke timing effects in Aegisub and producing karaoke videos.
Language Learning Videos
Convert LRC language learning content to ASS subtitles for educational videos with bilingual text and positioned annotations.
Concert Video Lyrics
Display synchronized lyrics in concert or live performance videos by converting LRC files to styled ASS subtitles.
Aegisub Lyric Editing
Import LRC lyrics into Aegisub by converting to ASS format for access to professional styling and typesetting tools.
Related Formats
SRT
SubRip includes full start and end timestamps. Convert LRC to SRT if you need a simpler subtitle format without styling.
VTT
WebVTT is for web video. Convert LRC to VTT if you need browser-compatible lyric subtitles.
TXT
Plain text strips all timing. Convert LRC to TXT if you only need the lyric text without timestamps.
Frequently Asked Questions
LRC uses [mm:ss.xx] format (minutes:seconds.centiseconds). ASS uses H:MM:SS.cc format. The converter extracts minutes and seconds from LRC tags and maps them to the ASS time format. For example, [01:30.50] in LRC becomes 0:01:30.50 in ASS.
No. Title, artist, album, and offset metadata tags are ignored. The generated ASS uses the converter's standard script metadata.
Yes, completely free with no sign-up, no watermarks, and files up to 50 MB each. All processing happens in your browser.
LRC lines have only start timestamps with no explicit end time. The converter calculates each line end time as the start time of the next line. The last line gets a default duration of 3 seconds since there is no subsequent timestamp.
Yes. The ASS output opens in Aegisub where you can add karaoke timing tags ({\k}, {\kf}) for syllable-by-syllable highlight effects. This is useful for creating karaoke videos from LRC lyrics.
Enhanced LRC word-level timestamps are not converted to ASS karaoke tags and may remain in the exported text. Strip them from the LRC first, then add karaoke timing in Aegisub if you need syllable-level highlighting.