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Batch rename lyrics files — .lrc to .txt in one click Banner showing a .lrc file converted to .txt via a rename script, Windows and Mac .lrc AllRightNow (A) Md.lrc rename.bat / rename.sh .txt BackInURSS (G) md.txt Rename your lyrics files .lrc ↔ .txt — Windows & Mac — one click ▶ FREE TOOL

Rename your lyrics files
.lrc ↔ .txt in one click

Generate a ready-to-run script for your system — no software, no installs, no typing in the terminal.

rename.bat — Windows
Conversion direction
Your lyrics folder

Drag any file from your folder
the path is detected automatically

Mac tip: drag any file from your lyrics folder in Finder — or paste the path manually. To find a folder path on Mac: right-click the folder in Finder → Get Info → copy the Where: field. After downloading, open Terminal and run chmod +x ~/Downloads/rename.sh once to make it executable, then double-click.
Generated script

      

How to use it

STEP 01

Choose direction: .lrc → .txt or .txt → .lrc

STEP 02

Drag any file from your lyrics folder — path detected automatically

STEP 03

Click Download rename.bat and save it inside your lyrics folder

STEP 04

Double-click the .bat file — all files renamed instantly

STEP 01

Choose direction: .lrc → .txt or .txt → .lrc

STEP 02

Drag any file from your folder in Finder — or paste the path manually

STEP 03

Click Download rename.sh and save it inside your lyrics folder

STEP 04

Open Terminal, run chmod +x rename.sh once, then double-click to execute

Why .lrc or .txt?  Players like MiniLyrics and karaoke tools need .lrc for timed lyrics sync. Devices like iPad or plain text editors expect .txt. Switch your entire collection in one second — and back just as fast.