Create an SRT File
Create an SRT File from Any Video
Generate a clean, correctly formatted SRT subtitle file from any video automatically. Accurate timing, no manual numbering or timestamps to type, and a file that drops straight into every major editor and platform.
How It Works
Generate an SRT in Three Steps
Turn the speech in your video into a valid SRT file, with nothing to number or time by hand.
Upload Your Video
Drop in an MP4, MOV, MKV, or WebM file. The spoken language is detected automatically, or you can set it yourself.
Generate the Subtitles
The speech is transcribed into timed lines with word-level timestamps. Translate the result if you need a localized track, and fix any line.
Export SRT
Download a standard .srt file, correctly numbered and timed, ready for your editor or platform.
Capabilities
A Clean SRT, Generated for You
Valid SRT formatting, accurate timing, and translation, without opening a text editor or typing a single timecode.
Correctly Formatted
Proper sequence numbers, timecodes, and line breaks, so you get a valid SRT file every time with nothing to fix by hand.
Accurate Timing
Word-level timestamps keep every line in sync with the speech, so the captions land on the right frame.
Works Everywhere
SRT is the most widely supported subtitle format, ready for Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, CapCut, YouTube, Vimeo, and more.
Translate the SRT
Turn the captions into any of 21 languages and export a separate SRT track for each region.
Edit Before Export
Fix the wording of a line or regenerate one that came through wrong before you download the file.
VTT and More
Need a different format? Export VTT, an After Effects project, a transparent overlay, or a burned-in video from the same project.
The Format
What an SRT File Looks Like
An SRT is plain text. Each caption is a number, a start and end timecode on the next line, then the caption text, with a blank line between entries. Voice Creator Pro writes all of this for you.
1
00:00:01,000 --> 00:00:04,000
Welcome to the channel.
2
00:00:04,200 --> 00:00:07,500
Today we are adding subtitles to a video.
3
00:00:07,800 --> 00:00:10,000
Let's get started.Exports
Export to Any Format
SRT is one of several formats you can export from the same project, so you are never locked into a single delivery.
SRT file
Standard SRT sidecar file, ready for Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, CapCut, YouTube, and every major editor and platform.
VTT file
WebVTT sidecar file for web players and HTML5 video, with styling cues supported.
After Effects (.jsx)
Export captions as an After Effects script that rebuilds every line as editable text layers with the original timing.
Transparent overlay (MOV / WebM)
Export the captions on their own as a clip with a transparent background, ready to drop as an overlay onto any timeline.
Video with burned-in subtitles
The full video exported with styled captions baked in, sized for landscape, square, or vertical.
Generate your first SRT file free, right in the browser.
Try For FreeWhat an SRT File Is For
Video Editors
Import the SRT into Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or CapCut as an editable subtitle track.
YouTube Captions
Upload the SRT to YouTube for accurate captions that viewers can turn on, in any language.
Accessibility
Provide a standards-based caption file for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers and to meet accessibility requirements.
Localization
Ship one SRT per language so a single video reaches audiences in several regions.
Searchable Archives
Keep a timed SRT for each video so the spoken content is searchable and easy to repurpose.
Social Media
Attach an SRT where the platform supports it, or use it as the base for burned-in captions.
Explore subtitle tools
Subtitle Generator
The full auto-caption feature
Add Subtitles to Video
Auto-caption any video online
Burn Subtitles into Video
Hardcode captions into the footage
Create a VTT File
Generate and export WebVTT
Subtitles for After Effects
Export captions as a .jsx script
Transparent Captions
Alpha MOV and WebM overlays
FAQ
Common Questions
An SRT file (SubRip Subtitle) is a plain-text subtitle file that lists each caption as a numbered entry with a start and end timecode. It is the most widely supported subtitle format, accepted by nearly every video editor and platform.
Upload your video, and the speech is transcribed into timed caption lines automatically. Export the result as a .srt file, correctly numbered and timed. There is nothing to type or time by hand.
Yes. Voice Creator Pro Cloud has a free tier you can start with no credit card. For heavier use there are paid Cloud plans, or the desktop app for unlimited offline generation.
SRT files work in editors like Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and CapCut, and on platforms like YouTube and Vimeo. You upload the SRT alongside the video, and the player shows the captions.
SRT is the most universally supported subtitle format and is plain and simple. VTT (WebVTT) is the standard for HTML5 and web players and supports styling and positioning cues. Voice Creator Pro can export both from the same project.
Yes. Subtitles can be translated into 21 languages, including Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, and Arabic, and you can export a separate SRT file for each.
Yes. You can edit or regenerate any line before exporting, and because an SRT is plain text, you can also open and tweak it later in any text editor.
Get Started
Create Your SRT File
Upload a video and export a clean, correctly timed SRT in minutes. Start free in your browser, or work offline with the desktop app.