The right format, ready to go.
Convert SRT to VTT, or back again. Check the result before you export.
WEBVTT
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Good work starts with a clear brief.
SMALL TOOLS. A SMOOTHER FINAL CUT.
Convert subtitle formats, shift timing, and export plain text.
Free tools for existing subtitle files. Processed in your browser.
Free to use · No sign-up · SRT & VTT
SUBTITLES
00:00:01.200 — 00:00:04.400
Good work starts with a clear brief.
00:00:04.800 — 00:00:08.100
Before you begin, decide what you want to make.
00:00:08.500 — 00:00:12.200
Keep the first version simple and focused.
WEBVTT
00:00:01.200 --> 00:00:04.400
Good work starts with a clear brief.
Your source file stays untouched.
THE FINISHING-TOUCH KIT
Keep the same file open as you move from format changes to final details.
Convert SRT to VTT, or back again. Check the result before you export.
WEBVTT
00:00:01.200 --> 00:00:04.400
Good work starts with a clear brief.
Move all timestamps earlier or later with one precise offset.
BEFORE 00:00:01.200
00:00:02.700
Preview the offset before applying it.
Export a clean text file without timestamps.
SRT / VTT → TXTEdit subtitle text, undo changes, or reset the original.
EDIT · REVIEW · EXPORTThe free tools process files in your browser. A local draft helps you pick up where you left off; it is not a cloud backup.
Restore a local draft or clear it when you’re done. No account needed.
Open a file to begin. Your work will be saved in this browser.
Clearing the draft does not delete your original file.
GOOD TO KNOW
The free conversion, timing and text tools process files on your device. Drafts stay in this browser until cleared. The separate invite-only model review requires an explicit upload.
Open UTF-8 SRT or WebVTT, up to 2 MiB and 10,000 cues. Export SRT, VTT or TXT. Review unsupported structures and conversion losses before downloading.
Yes. The core subtitle tools are free and require no sign-up.
Choose a subtitle format, diagnose a timing problem, or prepare a readable transcript. Practical guidance with reproducible examples and clear limits.
Compare SRT and WebVTT timestamps, cue structure and formatting. Understand what CueRefine preserves, reports or blocks during conversion.
Diagnose subtitles that are early, late or increasingly out of sync. Learn when a fixed offset works and how to avoid shifting the same file twice.
Extract subtitle text without timestamps, choose paragraphs or joined text, and review speaker labels, repetition and sound descriptions.
Start with your subtitle file. Leave with what you need.