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STL to LRC Subtitle Converter

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STL
// Spruce Subtitle File
// Format: Start Time, End Time, Subtitle Text
 
00:00:01:00 , 00:00:04:00 , Hello, world!
00:00:04:15 , 00:00:08:00 , This is a subtitle file.
00:00:08:15 , 00:00:12:00 , Converted locally!
LRC
[00:01.00]Hello, world!
[00:04.50]This is a subtitle file.
[00:08.50]Converted locally!

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How It Works

1

Upload STL File

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2

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3

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Lightning Fast

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Free & Local

Each file can be up to 50 MB. Batches can contain up to 200 files or 1 GB total.

Works Everywhere

Works on Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android - any modern browser.

Free Online STL to LRC Converter

Our STL to LRC converter reads Spruce Subtitle text input and writes line-level LRC entirely in your browser. Source STL timing is converted to [mm:ss.xx] tags. Bracketed inline tags are removed, STL end times are discarded, and pipe separators become untagged continuation lines. The conversion runs client-side, so your subtitle files are never uploaded to a server.

Input Format

STL

STL (Spruce Subtitle) is a text-based subtitle format used in DVD authoring and some broadcast workflows. Each entry uses comma-separated start and end timecodes followed by the subtitle text, with the pipe character (|) denoting line breaks. This text STL variant is distinct from the binary EBU STL broadcast format.

Output Format

LRC

LRC (Lyrics) is a timestamped lyrics format for music players and karaoke apps. Each lyric line is prefixed with a [mm:ss.xx] timestamp. LRC has no end times (a line ends when the next begins) and no styling, making it ideal for synced song lyrics rather than film subtitles.

Features

Generates [mm:ss.xx] timestamps marking when each line begins.
Converts source timing to LRC's minute-second-centisecond format.
Removes bracketed inline tags and discards STL end times.
Produces clean UTF-8 line-level LRC for compatible players.

Why Convert?

LRC is the standard format for synced lyrics in music players and karaoke apps.
Converting subtitles to LRC turns timed dialogue into timestamped lyric lines for songs and music.
LRC is plain text and supported by many lyric-capable music and karaoke apps.
LRC is ideal when you need line-by-line synced text rather than full start/end subtitle cues.

Format Differences

STL and LRC use different internal structures; the converter normalizes the source cues into the target layout.
STL uses SMPTE frame timecodes HH:MM:SS:FF; LRC uses single start timestamps in [mm:ss.xx] with no end time.
STL may carry styling or markup; LRC carries plain text only, so unsupported formatting is removed.

Common Use Cases

Synced Lyrics

Turn timed subtitles into LRC lyric files for music players that display synced song lyrics.

Karaoke

Produce LRC files for karaoke applications that read line-synced lyrics.

Music Apps

Generate LRC for lyric-capable music players that support the format.

Related Formats

Frequently Asked Questions

It reads a Spruce Subtitle text file, removes bracketed inline tags, discards end times, and writes line-level [mm:ss.xx] LRC tags followed by text.

Absolutely. Every conversion runs client-side in your browser. No subtitle data, file contents, or metadata is ever transmitted to a server.

Yes. Bracketed inline tags are removed, end times are discarded, and pipe separators become untagged continuation lines. LRC timing is truncated to centiseconds.

Yes, completely free with no sign-up, no watermarks, and files up to 50 MB each. All processing happens in your browser, so your files are never uploaded to a server.

Source STL timing (SMPTE HH:MM:SS:FF frame timecodes) is converted to LRC timing ([mm:ss.xx] minute-second-centisecond).

Yes. The responsive page works in modern mobile browsers.

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