Questions

Spotify song and album links, YouTube videos (Shorts and YouTube Music too), and audio files up to 50 MB (MP3, M4A, WAV, FLAC and more). Up to 50 songs a request, each up to 30 minutes. Not Spotify playlists or artist pages: Spotify shares a playlist’s songs only with its owner. For a video file, export the audio first.

Clear vocals in a well-mixed recording come out best. Heavy effects, buried or overlapping vocals and very fast passages are still hard, so check names and fast lines against the song. If the language is detected wrong, set it in Original language, beside the song.

Use them when they have your song: Look up lyrics online, beside Get lyrics, checks public lyrics databases for a Spotify song, free. Use Get lyrics for the ones they don’t have: live takes, covers, TV and anime versions, indie uploads and your own recordings.

Each line is translated with the whole song in mind and set under the original, into any of 37 languages. The translation follows the meaning, so it doesn’t rhyme or fit the melody.

Yes, on Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Thai sheets: turn on Romanization for romaji, pinyin, Revised Romanization or Thai romanization under each line. It’s free, and once made it stays with the sheet.

Yes, always, at no extra cost: every word and every line is timed, for karaoke apps (Enhanced LRC), music players (LRC), video (SRT) and JSON. On the results page, Lyric timing shows the sheet By word, By line or with No timing, and downloads follow it. Lyrics looked up online come as they’re published: timed by line at most.

Yes: turn Chords on before Get lyrics, 1 credit more a song. The chords are heard in the recording and set over the syllable they land on; the ones it’s unsure of are marked. On the sheet you can play along, transpose, set a capo, switch to simpler chords, edit them, and download ChordPro or MIDI. If no chords can be found, the credit comes back.

1 credit is 1 minute of audio, rounded up per song, every word and line timed: $0.050-0.080 a minute, depending on the bundle. Translating a song is 1 credit more, whatever its length, and its chords 1 credit more. You see the price before you start. Your first song is free, up to 10 minutes, translation and chords included. Look up lyrics online costs nothing: it checks public lyrics databases for a Spotify song and shows the lyrics if they’re there.

Its credits, or the free song, come back on their own. A recording a minute or more shorter than charged gets the difference back. An upload or video that runs longer uses the extra minutes from your balance; if the balance can’t cover them, the song isn’t made and isn’t charged. If a finished sheet looks badly wrong, write to support@lyricbook.ai.

Never. Bought credits aren’t refundable, except where the law requires; a song that fails gives its credits back on its own.

Yes. Turn on Auto top-up on your Account page, pick a bundle and a balance, and save a card with Stripe. When a request leaves your balance below that amount, the bundle is bought for you. A request that needs more buys up to 3 bundles at once, at most 3 times a day. A declined card turns it off.

Yes. Signed in, open the gift in the header once a day to collect 1 credit; a dot on it means today’s is waiting. Every 7th day in a row gives 3 instead. Miss a day and the streak starts over. Days follow your device’s time zone.

Audio from links is deleted from our servers after processing. Uploaded files are deleted once transcribed (files added but never sent, within 4 hours). Our processing provider keeps an encrypted copy of the audio for up to 7 days, then deletes it. Lyric sheets are deleted from our servers after 24 hours; your browser keeps a copy unless you turn that off under This device on your Account page. Your list of past songs is kept for 90 days, or until you delete a song from its page. The Privacy Policy has the details.

The sheets are for personal listening, study and accessibility. Publishing lyrics, or showing them as public subtitles, needs the rights holders’ permission. Upload only recordings you own or may use. We aren’t affiliated with Spotify or YouTube. See the Terms.