SRT to VTT, VTT to SRT, or timestamps stripped to plain text — right in your browser.
No installs, no upload, 100% free.
No subtitle file yet? Generate one from any audio or video.
Generate subtitles with AIA free subtitle format converter that runs entirely in your browser. Drop a file, pick a format, download.
Drag an .srt or .vtt file into the upload area, or click to browse. The format is detected automatically and parsed on your device.
SRT for players and editors, VTT for the web and HTML5 video, or TXT to get just the spoken text without any timestamps.
Click download and the converted file is saved instantly — every cue and timing preserved (or cleanly stripped for TXT).
The same subtitles, three jobs — players, the web, and plain reading.
The universal subtitle format — VLC, media players, YouTube uploads, and every video editor accept SubRip .srt.
HTML5 <track> elements and web players require WebVTT. Convert an SRT once and drop it straight into your site.
Strip the numbering and timestamps and keep just the words — turn a subtitle file into a readable script.
Some platforms only take one format — convert back and forth without re-generating anything.
Conversion is a local text rewrite — it finishes the moment you click, and the file never leaves your device.
SlayScribe generates accurate SRT and VTT subtitles from any audio or video in 98+ languages.
SRT is the older, simplest format: numbered cues with comma-separated milliseconds. WebVTT is its web-native successor: dot-separated milliseconds, a WEBVTT header, and support for styling — it's what HTML5 video expects. The text content is identical, which is why converting between them is lossless.
Yes — no account, no limits. The converter runs entirely in your browser.
SRT → VTT, VTT → SRT, and either format → plain TXT (timestamps removed).
Yes — SRT and VTT store the same start/end times, so converting between them keeps every cue exactly in place.
No. Parsing and conversion happen locally on your device.
Format conversion doesn't change timing. Use our SRT Time Shift tool to move all cues earlier or later.
Yes — SlayScribe transcribes any audio or video and exports SRT/VTT subtitles in 98+ languages.
SlayScribe turns any audio or video into accurate text in seconds — transcripts, captions, and subtitles in 98+ languages.
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