Automatic SRT subtitle generator

Upload a video, get an SRT subtitle file with timestamps that drops straight into your player or editor.

About the Speech to Text for SRT

The subtitle generator listens to your video, detects sentence boundaries and produces an SRT subtitle file with timestamps with broadcast-friendly line breaks and reading speeds.

Edit the transcript in place, then re-export as SRT. Frame-accurate timestamps mean captions stay in sync even after cuts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — segments respect the 42-character / 2-line convention and standard reading-speed targets.

Yes. Fix names, technical terms or timing in the browser, then re-download the SRT file.

MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV and any container with a mainstream audio codec.

Yes. Detect the source language automatically, then optionally translate to any of 90+ target languages.

SRT works in VLC, MPV, Premiere, DaVinci, Final Cut and every major streaming platform. VTT is native to HTML5 <video>.

Timestamps are frame-accurate. Cues stay in sync even after re-editing the source video.

Yes — line length, reading speed and cue gaps follow standard subtitle conventions out of the box.

About the SRT output

SRT is the most widely supported subtitle format. Drop it next to your video file and every major player will pick it up.

  • TypeSubtitle
  • QualityTimed
  • Size / min~2 KB
  • CompatibilityVideo players

How to convert video files to SRT

  1. Click Upload and pick a video (MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV).
  2. Choose the source language or leave it on Auto-detect.
  3. Press Transcribe — the audio is extracted and transcribed automatically.
  4. Review, edit and download an SRT subtitle file with timestamps.

Output formats compared

FormatTypeQualityCompatibility
TXTPlain textUniversalAny editor
SRT ✓SubtitleTimedVideo players
VTTSubtitleTimedWeb players
DOCXDocumentFormattedWord / Docs
PDFDocumentPrint-readyAny editor
JSONStructuredVerbatimAPIs / apps
CSVStructuredTimestampsSpreadsheets

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