Chaitanya P.
Managing Director"Master the Media with Maestra"
The best side of this product is auto subtitling. And most importantly, it supports multiple languages.
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From audio file to written lyrics in a few minutes.
Add the audio file from your device or paste a link, then select the song's language from 125+ options.
The AI transcribes the vocals into text with timestamps. Read through and fix any line the mix made hard to catch, right in the editor.
Download the lyrics as TXT, DOCX, PDF, or JSON, ready to publish, print, or archive with the song.
The vocals become written lyrics with a timestamp on every line. Fix a word the mix swallowed, tidy up the verses, and the lyrics are ready to publish wherever the song goes.

Everything that turns music to text: languages, translations, exports, and a path to lyric videos.
Accuracy, languages, and what you can do with the lyrics.
Upload the audio file or paste a link, pick the song's language, and the AI transcribes the lyrics into text. Review the lines in the editor, fix anything the mix obscured, and export.
You can try it free and see the transcribed lyrics before paying. Longer files and bigger catalogs run on paid plans.
Clear vocals transcribe very accurately. Heavy instrumentals, layered harmonies, or dense mixes can obscure words, which is why every line stays editable, expect to fix a few words on dense productions rather than retype the song.
Paste the link instead of uploading, and the audio comes through the same flow. It works with the sources you'd expect, from cloud drives to video platforms.
125+ languages, with the same flow in each. Pick the language the vocals are sung in before you start.
After transcribing, translate the lyrics with Maestra's translation tools into any of 125+ languages, one song, every market you publish in.
The path there is the subtitle generator: upload the song and it returns the lyrics as timed subtitles you can style over your video.
For your own music, the lyrics are yours to publish, print, or distribute. For songs you don't own, the transcription is for personal use, publishing someone else's lyrics needs the rights holder's permission.