Useful for
Common workflows
- Video editors that require SRT
- YouTube subtitle uploads
- Caption archive standardization
Subtitle format converter
VTT to SRT Converter
Create a broadly compatible SRT file from WebVTT captions. This browser tool reads timed VTT cues, ignores metadata blocks and writes numbered SubRip cues with comma-based millisecond timestamps.
Browser-basedFree to use
Start with 3 free minutes
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Tool workspace
No account required · processed locally
Three steps
How this tool works
- 1
Paste VTT text or select a .vtt file.
- 2
Extract timed caption cues from the file.
- 3
Download numbered SubRip subtitles.
What it checks
Focused, transparent output
- WEBVTT header handling
- VTT cue extraction
- SRT cue numbering
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Are VTT positioning settings copied to SRT?
No. SRT does not support most WebVTT positioning settings, so the tool keeps timing and visible cue text.
Can it read VTT files with NOTE blocks?
Yes. NOTE, STYLE and REGION metadata blocks are ignored.
Does the converter work offline?
After the page loads, the conversion itself happens in your browser and does not upload the file.
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