Subtitle tools

Convert subtitles between any two formats

Drop in a subtitle file and download it in whichever format your player, editor or platform expects — or all eight at once.

Open the converter

No account, no upload — the file is converted inside your browser

1 upload = every format

One transcription returns TXT, SRT, VTT, ASS, SSA, MicroDVD, MPL2 and TMP — download one or grab the ZIP.

93 languages, auto-detected

The spoken language is recognized automatically among 93 languages, and the finished transcript translates into any of 110 languages for free.

Private by design

Audio streams through without being stored; server copies of the text are erased within 1 hour. Your history lives in your browser.

Editable result

Fix or delete any line in the built-in player — every subtitle format and download updates instantly.

Subtitle lines, not blocks

The engine returns 30-second blocks. We re-cut them on the pauses in the speech, within the length and reading-speed limits subtitles are held to.

The video stays with you

MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, AVI up to 1 GB — the audio track is extracted in your browser, so only sound is ever uploaded.

Why the file stays on your machine

Converting subtitles is arithmetic on timestamps and a change of punctuation around them — there is nothing in it that needs a server. So this one doesn't use one: the file is read, re-written and offered back for download by the page itself, which is why it works without an account, without a queue and without a size limit imposed by an upload. Subtitles carry what was said, sometimes before it is public: a screener, an internal recording, an interview under embargo. The safest place for that file is the machine it is already on.

Frequently asked questions

Which formats can I convert between?

In: SRT, VTT, ASS, SSA, MicroDVD, MPL2 and TMP. Out: those seven plus plain text — any combination, in either direction.

Is it really free?

Yes, and it doesn't use a transcription: nothing is sent to our servers, so there is nothing to charge for. Transcriptions are for turning audio into subtitles, which is the part that needs speech recognition.

How much does it cost?

Your first 2 files are free with no account, and a free account gives you 3 every month. After that, plans start at $2/month for 20 transcriptions — every subtitle format and free translation are included in each one.

Are my files stored anywhere?

No. Audio streams straight through to the recognition engine and is never written to disk; transcript texts are erased from our servers within 1 hour. Your lasting copy stays in your own browser.