Generate SRT subtitles from audio or video

Each cue contains a start time, an end time and the words shown during that interval. The SRT generator creates those timed segments from speech in an uploaded recording or supported public link, then opens them in an editor before download. That review step matters because subtitle timing and readable line breaks are just as important as recognizing the words.

Use the editor to correct names, punctuation and specialist vocabulary while the timestamps remain attached to each segment. When the subtitle file is ready, download SRT for broad compatibility, VTT for many browser-based players, or TXT when timing is not required. The original transcript remains in the project so you can make another correction without retranscribing the recording.

A reliable SRT generator still needs human review: keep each cue short enough to read, avoid splitting a name or phrase across cues, and check that a subtitle disappears before the next speaker begins. Music, overlapping dialogue and long pauses may need manual adjustment. If the recording will be published professionally, test the exported file in the target editor or player.

The SRT generator is designed for recordings you own or are allowed to process. Uploads use private object storage and the extraction worker removes temporary files after the job. Do not upload confidential conversations without the participants’ permission. Use the SRT generator with the linked guide when you need a detailed explanation of cue numbers, timecode syntax and manual editing before the final export.