Free subtitle tool
SRT Generator
Turn any text into a timed, downloadable SRT file — right here, in seconds.
This SRT generator creates a SubRip (.srt) subtitle file from your text in seconds. Paste your lines or script, and the tool builds timestamped cues you can preview, edit, and download — free, in your browser, with nothing to install. Need timing that matches spoken audio? The audio-synced flow is one click away.
Input subtitle
Or paste plain text below. Files are read locally in your browser.
Output format
This creates an editable SRT draft with estimated timing only.
No upload. No login. Your subtitle text stays in this browser tab.
Output preview
Converted output will appear here.
Edit the current SRT below. Copy and download always use this current version.
How to generate an SRT file online
Create an editable subtitle draft without uploading your text.
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Paste your text or choose a TXT file, then select an estimated pace.
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Generate numbered cues with editable SRT timestamps.
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Preview the result, correct any timing or text, then copy or download the SRT file.
Generate SRT from text, CSV, or a script
Start from the specialist tool that matches the source you already have. Plain text uses estimated timing; a matching script and audio can build timing from the real recording.
Have a video or audio file?
Use a file-based workflow for media you own when the subtitle timing must follow spoken audio.
SRT vs VTT — which file do you need?
SRT is a widely supported interchange format for editors and publishing platforms. WebVTT is designed for web players and browser tracks.
SRT generator FAQ
Is this SRT generator free?
Yes. Text-based SRT generation is free and does not require signup. The workbench adds audio-synced timing, longer audio, and team features.
How do I create an SRT file without a video?
Paste your text, choose an estimated pace, and generate the file. The timestamps are estimated and remain editable before download.
What is an SRT file?
SRT is a plain-text subtitle format with numbered cues and HH:MM:SS,mmm timestamps. Most video editors and players accept it.
Can I fix the timing after generating?
Yes. Edit the timestamps on this page, or use the subtitle checker or workbench for further review.
Check subtitle timing and structureDoes the SRT file work in YouTube, CapCut, or Premiere?
Yes. SRT is accepted by YouTube, CapCut, Premiere, and many other editors and players.
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