SUBTITLE CONVERTER / 02

SRT to VTT.

Convert your .srt file and check the cues before you save it.

.srt → .vtt

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Add your SRT file

INPUT

Choose a .srt fileor drop it hereSUBRIP · ONE FILE AT A TIME

No sign-up. No usage quota. No added watermark.

Choose an SRT file to get started.

Compare & download

OUTPUT

SOURCE · SRT

—cues

Timeline end —

OUTPUT · VTT

—cues

Timeline end —

Your before-and-after numbers will appear here.

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Timeline end is the latest readable cue end, not the video length.

Source preview

.srt

Your original SRT will appear here.

Converted preview

.vtt

Your converted VTT will appear here.

One subtitle cue keeps its start and end times while SRT timestamp commas become WebVTT dots — Only the timestamp separator changes in this plain-text example; the start and end times stay the same.

What this converter changes

It writes a WEBVTT header, changes SRT timestamp commas to WebVTT dots, and omits SRT cue numbers. It keeps readable cue text and its line breaks. It removes formatting tags and positioning data, so inspect the preview if your SRT contains styling.

How to spot a skipped cue

Compare the source and output cue counts above. A red mismatch means a timestamp or cue text could not be used. The conversion notes name the skipped cue number. A matching count still does not prove the wording or timing is right; read the two previews before downloading.

Example: one cue

Input: 00:00:01,250 --> 00:00:03,500. Output: 00:00:01.250 --> 00:00:03.500. The cue stays at the same time; only the timestamp separator changes.

Have a WebVTT file instead? Use the VTT to SRT converter. Starting with plain text? Use Text to SRT to create draft timing. To remove timing, use SRT to TXT or VTT to TXT.