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Video to SRT Converter Generate an SRT file from video.

Turn MP4, MOV, WebM, or MKV video into accurate, timed subtitles. Review uncertain words with Fix Loop, then export a clean SRT file for your editor, player, or publishing platform.

Generate and edit free · SRT download requires Pro or Max
Your video stays on this device
  • No signup to try
  • Original video stays on your device
  • Timed UTF-8 subtitle output
interview-final.mp44 words to check
Subtitle editor reviewing uncertain words before SRT export
interview-final.srtTimed captions · UTF-8
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00:00:18,420 --> 00:00:21,180
Review the words worth checking.
One reviewed SRT. Ready for:YouTubePremiere ProDaVinci ResolveVimeoVLC

HOW TO CONVERT VIDEO TO SRT

From video to timed captions in three steps.

No manual timecode typing. Generate the first pass, check the words most likely to be wrong, and export a portable subtitle file.

01

Choose your video

Select an MP4, MOV, WebM, or MKV file. Your original video stays in this browser while a local audio extract is prepared for transcription.

02

Generate and review subtitles

AI creates timed cues and Fix Loop collects uncertain words into a focused review queue, so you can correct the risky parts first.

03

Download the SRT file

Choose SRT in the export dialog. Subtitle-file downloads are available with Pro or Max and import into major editors and video platforms.

SRT FILE GENERATOR · FIX LOOP

Do not proofread every subtitle equally.

Most transcripts are mostly right. Fix Loop highlights low-confidence words, lets you replay the exact context, and keeps the remaining review work in one queue.

  • Jump directly to uncertain words
  • Correct names, numbers, and technical terms
  • Accept a suggestion or keep the original
  • Export after the queue reaches All clear
SubtitleGenerator video preview with finished captions
FIX LOOP COMPLETEAll clear

WHAT AN SRT FILE CONTAINS

Portable text and timing. Nothing hidden.

SRT is intentionally simple: cue numbers, start and end timecodes, and readable text. That simplicity is why it works almost everywhere.

1
00:00:01,200 --> 00:00:04,500
Welcome to the final cut.

2
00:00:04,800 --> 00:00:08,100
These captions are ready to import.
01

Broad compatibility

Use one reviewed subtitle source across editors, players, and publishing platforms.

02

Easy to revise

SRT is plain text, so wording and timecodes remain inspectable after export.

03

Styles stay separate

Fonts, colors, and animation belong in the destination editor or a burned-in render.

CHOOSE THE RIGHT OUTPUT

SRT for portability. Burned-in captions for a fixed look.

SubtitleGenerator keeps both workflows in one editor, so the same reviewed text can become a subtitle file or a publish-ready video.

RECOMMENDED FOR EDITORS

SRT subtitle file

Portable, editable text and timing for compatible editors and platforms.

  • Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve
  • YouTube and Vimeo caption tracks
  • Available with Pro or Max
RECOMMENDED FOR SOCIAL

Burned-in video

Captions become part of the image, preserving the chosen style everywhere.

WHERE TO USE YOUR SRT

One file. More than one destination.

Generate from the locked video cut, then verify the first and last cues after importing into a new timeline or platform.

YouTube captions

Upload a separate subtitle track so viewers can turn captions on or off and YouTube can use the timed text.

Read the subtitle guide

Premiere Pro timelines

Review names and technical terms before the subtitle file becomes another task inside a busy edit.

Premiere Pro workflow

DaVinci Resolve projects

Keep one portable caption source that can be imported, verified, and styled on a Resolve subtitle track.

DaVinci Resolve workflow

LOCAL-FIRST VIDEO HANDLING

Your original video stays on your device.

1 Video selected locally→2 Audio extracted in browser→3 Audio sent for transcription

The browser keeps the original media for preview and export. Only the extracted audio needed for speech-to-text is processed remotely.

VIDEO TO SRT FAQ

Questions before you convert

How do I convert a video to an SRT file?

Choose your video, select its spoken language, and let SubtitleGenerator create timed captions. Review uncertain words in Fix Loop, then choose Subtitle file and SRT in the export dialog. SRT download requires Pro or Max.

What is an SRT file?

SRT (SubRip Subtitle) is a plain-text subtitle format. Each cue contains a number, a start and end timecode, and the subtitle text. It is widely supported by video editors, players, and publishing platforms.

Is the video to SRT converter free?

You can try subtitle generation and edit the result without signing up. Downloading a separate SRT or VTT subtitle file is a Pro or Max feature. Free and guest users can export a watermarked 720p video with captions burned in.

Which video formats can I convert to SRT?

SubtitleGenerator accepts MP4, MOV, WebM, and MKV video files. Choose the language people are actually speaking before transcription begins.

Does my original video get uploaded?

The original video remains on your device for preview and export. SubtitleGenerator extracts audio locally and sends only that audio for speech-to-text processing.

Where can I use the generated SRT file?

SRT files work with common workflows including YouTube, Vimeo, Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, VLC, and many other editors and players. Always verify timing after importing into a different timeline.

Does SRT preserve fonts, colors, or animation?

No. SRT stores subtitle text and time ranges, not visual styling or word-by-word animation. Apply styling in the destination editor, or export a burned-in video when the design must look identical everywhere.

Should I choose SRT, VTT, or burned-in captions?

Choose SRT for broad compatibility, VTT for web-video workflows, and burned-in captions when the text must always remain visible with a fixed visual style.

START WITH THE VIDEO

Generate the captions. Review the risky words. Export SRT.

Free to generate and edit · SRT download requires Pro or Max