TTML → LRC
Convert TTML to LRC
Free in-browser converter from Timed Text Markup Language (TTML / DFXP) to Lyrics File (LRC). No signup, no upload — runs entirely on your device.
- Nothing is uploaded
- Timestamps preserved
- No account needed
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How this converter behaves
100% in your browser
We never see your file. Conversion runs as JavaScript in the page you're reading.
Round-trip safe
Convert TTML → LRC → TTML and you should get the same content back, line-for-line.
Spec-compliant output
LRC files validate against the LRC reference parsers.
Bidirectional
Reverse direction (LRC → TTML) is one click away — no need to bookmark a different page.
About these formats
TTML
TTML is a W3C XML standard for timed text. It supports rich styling, regions, animations and accessibility metadata, and is the format Apple Music ships synchronised lyrics in (TTML 2 with Apple's iTunesTimedText profile). It also underpins SMPTE-TT for broadcast captions and is exported by professional subtitling suites such as EZTitles, Subtitle Edit and FAB.
Full TTML guide →LRC
LRC is a lightweight text format invented in 1998 to display synchronised lyrics alongside audio playback. Each line is preceded by a timestamp in [minutes:seconds.centiseconds] form, and most modern karaoke and music players (Foobar2000, MusicBee, KuGou, RockBox, Plex) read it natively. Enhanced LRC additionally supports per-word timestamps via inline <mm:ss.xx> tags, enabling true karaoke-style highlighting.
Full LRC guide →What survives the conversion
What changes in this conversion
LRC has nowhere to put the following, so it is dropped:
- End time per cue — Whether a cue says when it stops, or simply runs until the next one begins.
- Cue identifiers — A handle for each cue, useful when diffing or re-syncing.
Questions
How do I convert TTML to LRC?
Paste your TTML into the input box, or open a file from your device. The converter runs in your browser and produces LRC instantly. Click Download to save it.
Is this free?
Yes — no signup, no credits, no upload. Conversion happens entirely on your device, so the file never leaves your browser.
Are timestamps preserved?
Yes. Timestamps round-trip from TTML into LRC with millisecond precision.
What if my TTML has styling or positioning?
Only what both formats can express survives a conversion. LRC keeps the timings and the text; formatting that LRC has no equivalent for is dropped rather than approximated.