Private local playback
Play local music
with synced lyrics.
Spotify and Apple Music can play local music, but they do not give you a simple way to display your own timed LRC, SRT, or VTT files. LyricTime Player pairs matching files privately in your browser.
Example: My Song.mp3 + My Song.lrc.
Keep matching audio and lyric files together in the same folder.
Feel the music
follow the rhythm
For your own music library
Spotify and Apple Music are not built for your own timed lyric files.
Spotify and Apple Music can play local music, but neither gives you a simple way to open an MP3 alongside a matching LRC, SRT, or VTT file and follow it in sync. LyricTime Player is a private, browser-based player for that specific job.
Spotify local files
Useful for playback, but not a practical timed-LRC workflow for your own library.
Apple Music local files
Can hold local music, but does not make managing a library of separate timed lyric files straightforward.
LyricTime Player
Matches your local audio and lyric files, then displays the lyrics in sync without uploading either file.
01
Open your music
Choose a folder of local audio files. Nested folders work too, and the files stay on your device.
02
Match synced lyrics
LyricTime matches same-named MP3 files with LRC, SRT, or VTT lyric files so they play together.
03
Keep listening
See timed lyrics in a focused player, then create synced lyric files or a finished lyric video whenever you need more.
Local music player with lyrics
Play local music with LRC, SRT, and VTT lyric files.
LyricTime Player is a private browser-based music player for your own audio and synced lyric files. If a song does not have lyrics yet, create an accurate timed lyric file in LyricTime before returning here to listen.
Pick up where you left off
Your place in each local song is remembered on this device.
Control playback quickly
Space plays or pauses; arrow keys seek and adjust volume.
Keep the queue moving
Play the next song automatically, or repeat one track or the queue.
Use your media controls
Track title, artwork, and playback controls work with supported system controls.
