Spotilyrics – See synchronized Spotify lyrics inside VS Code

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Spotilyrics is a VS Code extension that displays synchronized lyrics from Spotify songs in real-time within the editor. Designed for developers who listen to music while coding, it integrates Spotify playback with lyric display, showing words as they're sung. The tool works as a VS Code plugin, making it accessible to any developer using the editor. It launched in August 2025 and is available through GitHub.

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🎧 See synchronized Spotify lyrics inside VS Code while coding

See synchronized Spotify lyrics inside VS Code while coding. Due to Spotify API changes in February 2026 , Spotify Premium is now required to use this extension. Starting from February 11, 2026, Spotify requires Premium for app owners using Development Mode. Sorry for the inconvenience. Open VS Code → Extensions → search spotilyrics or install from VS Code Marketplace or from Open VSX Registry . Show Spotify Lyrics via Spotilyrics 🔑 Authentication (one-time setup) Go to Spotify Developer Dashboard . Create an app → copy Client ID . Important: set the Redirect URI for your app to: http://127.0.0.1:<port>/callback (default: 8000 ). You can change the port in settings ( spotilyrics.port ) or…from github.com

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