Convert LRC or VTT to SRT Online Free

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Free LRC or VTT to SRT converter

Convert LRC or VTT to SRT online free

Turn music-player LRC or browser-focused WebVTT into the numbered SRT cue structure expected by CapCut, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, YouTube, and other caption workflows.

Input

Paste or open LRC / VTT

Output

SRT file

Your converted SRT will appear here as soon as readable input is added.

Why this output

Built for the next step

SRT is the practical handoff when the next step is CapCut, DaVinci Resolve, Premiere, YouTube captions, or another timeline-based video workflow.

[00:12.34]<00:15.67> I have been waiting
[00:15.67]<00:19.45> To finally see your face
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00:00:12,340 --> 00:00:15,670
I have been waiting

2
00:00:15,670 --> 00:00:19,450
To finally see your face

What is preserved

  • Complete lyric text and line order
  • Line start and end timing
  • Gaps between lyric cues

What changes or is lost

  • Inline word timing becomes line-level SRT cues
  • LRC metadata tags and VTT cue settings are not carried into plain SRT
  • Cue numbers are generated fresh in output order

Questions

About converting to SRT

Can SRT keep karaoke word timing?

Standard SRT is built around cue-level start and end times, so this converter keeps complete line timing and removes inline word timing. Use enhanced LRC or timestamped WebVTT when per-word timing matters.

Why does SRT use commas in timestamps?

The common SRT convention uses HH:MM:SS,mmm. WebVTT uses a period instead, while LRC usually uses shorter minute-and-second tags.

Will the converter repair broken cues?

This focused page converts readable files. Use the Lyric File Toolkit when a file has overlaps, invalid timestamps, skipped entries, or text that needs editing.

How do I convert LRC to SRT for CapCut?

Paste or open the LRC file, review the generated SRT cues, and download the .srt file. In CapCut, import it through the available captions or subtitle-file workflow for your version.

Can I convert VTT to SRT for Premiere Pro?

Yes. Open the WebVTT file here and download SRT, then import the SRT as a caption track in Premiere Pro. WebVTT-specific cue settings are not carried into plain SRT.