Lyrique is a free app for Mac, now in beta on Windows, that shows time-synced lyrics for whatever you play in Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube Music, word by word, in a window, a floating mini bar, the menu bar, or full screen on your biggest display.
Free · macOS on Apple Silicon and Intel · Windows 10 and 11 in beta · Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube Music
The lyrics are the show. Everything else fades away until you move the mouse.
Each word fills in as it's sung, from word-timed lyrics where they exist and carefully estimated timing where they don't.
Lyrique listens to when the singing starts and nudges lyrics into place. Headphones like AirPods get their own delay setting.
Lyrique follows both apps on your Mac by itself. YouTube Music works through a small browser extension.
Send it to any display and press F. Click the artwork for cover view. Play, pause and skip from Lyrique.
YouTube Music's own lyrics, LRCLIB and QQ Music. Wrong version? Pick another in a click. Still nothing? Sync it yourself by tapping along.
English, Español, Français, Português, မြန်မာ, ไทย, 日本語, 한국어, 简体中文 and 繁體中文, following your Mac. Change it any time in Settings.
Text size and fonts, a calmer view with Reduce Motion, and a short tour of what's new after every update.
No account, no ads, no tracking. Your settings and lyrics stay on your Mac.
Press K and Lyrique goes full screen with nothing but the lyrics, big and centred, so everyone can sing from the sofa. Plug in a TV and it's a party.
When the lyrics say who sings what, the second voice takes the right side and the lines you sing together sit in the middle, like a conversation.
Press T for a second line under each lyric: romanization for Korean, Japanese, Chinese and other scripts, or a translation into your language.
Working on something else? Press M or ⌥⌘L for a slim strip with just the current line, above every window and Space. Or put the line in the menu bar.
Right-click any line, or press S, for a lyric card with the song's artwork, ready to paste into a message or a story.
Spotify and Apple Music work straight away. YouTube Music needs a small browser extension that tells Lyrique what's playing.
No accounts, analytics or ads. The extension talks only to the app on your own Mac. Song titles go to lyrics services to find lyrics, and lyric text goes to Google Translate only while romanization or translation is switched on. Privacy policy.