All Subtitle Tools
12 free tools for SRT, VTT and ASS subtitles. Every tool runs entirely in your browser — no uploads, no limits, no sign-up.
SRT to VTT Converter Convert SRT subtitle files to WebVTT (VTT) format for HTML5 video players, YouTube uploads, and web streaming — instantly in your browser.
VTT to SRT Converter Convert WebVTT files back to the universal SRT format for video players like VLC, Premiere Pro, and legacy platforms — right in your browser.
ASS to SRT Converter Convert Advanced SubStation Alpha (.ass/.ssa) subtitle files to clean, universally supported SRT. Styling tags stripped automatically.
SRT to TXT Converter Strip timestamps and turn any SRT or VTT subtitle file into a clean text transcript — perfect for blogs, notes, and repurposing video content.
SBV to SRT Converter Convert YouTube .sbv caption files to the universal SRT format for VLC, Premiere Pro, editing software, and any video player — instantly in your browser.
Subtitle Shifter Subtitles showing too early or too late? Shift every cue by a constant offset — milliseconds to minutes — and download the fixed file.
Subtitle Sync Fixer When subtitles start fine but drift further out of sync over time, it is a framerate mismatch. Fix it with two anchor points — no math needed.
Subtitle Merger Combine two parts of a split movie subtitle file into one, or stack two languages as bilingual subtitles for language learning.
SRT Cleaner Clean up messy subtitle files: strip HTML formatting tags, promotional lines, speaker labels, hearing-impaired sound effects, and overlapping cues.
Subtitle Splitter Cut a subtitle file at any timestamp — perfect for splitting subtitles across two video parts or extracting a segment. Both parts download as SRT.
Subtitle Framerate Converter Fix subtitles that drift because of a framerate mismatch — convert between 23.976, 24, 25, 29.97 and 30 fps with one click. The classic PAL/NTSC film fix.
Text to SRT Generator Paste any transcript or script and get a timed SRT draft automatically paced by reading speed. Perfect starting point before fine-tuning against the video.