Free Subtitle Converter

Convert SRT, VTT, and TXT files while fixing subtitle formatting on the way.

Use this free browser tool to switch between subtitle and transcript formats, normalize timestamps, repair cue numbering, and create cleaner files for publishing or editing.

Free browser toolSRT to VTT and backTXT to subtitles
InputSRT

1

00:00:00,000 --> 00:00:03,100

Welcome back to the episode.

2

00:00:03,100 --> 00:00:06,400

Today we are cleaning subtitle files fast.

OutputVTT

WEBVTT

00:00:00.000 --> 00:00:03.100

Welcome back to the episode.

00:00:03.100 --> 00:00:06.400

Today we are cleaning subtitle files fast.

Useful for people who turn recordings, captions, and transcripts into publishable work.

No signup requiredRuns locallyGood for captions and transcripts

Convert between common file types

Move between SRT, VTT, and TXT without manually reformatting cues or transcript blocks.

Fix subtitle files while you convert

Repair numbering, blank lines, WEBVTT headers, and timestamp punctuation in one pass.

Support subtitle and transcript workflows

Use it for caption prep, transcript cleanup, CMS publishing, and editor handoffs.

Use the SRT, VTT, and TXT converter

Paste a file, choose your target format, and download the result. If you keep the same subtitle format, the tool behaves like a subtitle fixer.

Input

Paste a subtitle file or plain transcript. The converter fixes numbering, headers, whitespace, and timestamp formatting as it converts.

TXT to SRT/VTT uses estimated timing based on words per minute. If you know the final audio length, add it to generate tighter subtitle timing.

Detected input

TXT

Words

0

Estimated cues

0

Output

Use the generated file as-is, or paste it back into your editor. When you keep the same format, the tool acts as a subtitle fixer.

Output format

VTT

Timeline

00:00:00

Fix mode

Convert

Same-format conversions re-sequence cues and normalize timestamps.

Why it helps

A practical shortcut for subtitle and transcript cleanup

A lot of subtitle work is not translation or editing. It is format cleanup. This tool removes that repetitive work so you can stay focused on the content itself.

Convert raw transcript exports into subtitle-friendly formats.
Turn subtitle files back into plain text for blogs, notes, or documentation.
Normalize SRT and VTT files before uploading them to video platforms or editors.

How it works

Each tool is designed to feel lightweight while still being practical enough for real transcript and subtitle work.

01

Paste or upload the file

The tool accepts SRT, VTT, and TXT content directly in the browser.

02

Choose the target format

Select SRT, VTT, or TXT. TXT-to-subtitle conversion can use estimated timing.

03

Copy or download the result

Use the fixed output in your editor, CMS, YouTube workflow, or archive.

Keep the workflow moving

If you are converting subtitle files, you usually also need transcript cleanup or faster transcript generation.

Need the transcript before you convert the subtitle file?

Use WhisperUI to generate the transcript, export subtitle-ready SRT files, and move from raw audio to publishable captions faster.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about subtitle conversion, same-format fixing, and TXT-to-caption generation.

Can this converter turn SRT into VTT and VTT into SRT?
Yes. Paste or upload either format, choose the target format, and the tool will generate a cleaned export.
Can I convert TXT into subtitle files?
Yes. TXT can be converted into SRT or VTT with estimated timestamps based on words per minute or a total duration you provide.
Does the tool fix broken subtitle numbering?
Yes. Same-format conversions are treated like a subtitle fixer, so numbering, blank lines, headers, and timestamp punctuation are normalized.
Does it run locally?
Yes. The conversion happens in your browser, so you can work on subtitle files without sending them to a server.