Open the SRT
Drop one .srt file, or several to convert them together.
Open an SRT file and download it as WebVTT, the subtitle format of HTML5 video players and streaming.
Check and fix the subtitles on the way, or convert a whole folder at once.
Open a subtitle file, a video or audio file, or both at once. Several subtitle files open the batch converter.
Drop one .srt file, or several to convert them together.
The subtitles open in the editor with a preview; fix anything you like.
Download the .vtt file, or a ZIP when you convert several.
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WebVTT starts with a WEBVTT header and uses a dot before the milliseconds. Italic, bold and underline are kept; special characters are escaped as VTT requires.
Yes. Drop several files and use Batch convert: they are converted together and downloaded as a ZIP.
Yes. Files are converted in your browser and never uploaded.
Older SRT files are often not UTF-8. The encoding is detected (Windows code pages, GB18030, Shift_JIS, EUC-KR and more) and you can pick another one next to the file name; the VTT is always UTF-8.
Keeps italics · Any encoding · Batch to ZIP