YouTube to SRT

Turn any YouTube video
into an SRT file.

Paste a YouTube URL and download an SRT subtitle file — ready to drop into Premiere, Final Cut, DaVinci, or CapCut.

Subtitles in the standard editor format.

Cues, numbered
and ready to import.

Every SRT export follows the format your editor expects — cue numbers, start and end times, then the subtitle text.

captions.srtSRT
1
00:00:04,200 --> 00:00:07,900
Paste a YouTube URL to pull the spoken track
into a clean subtitle file.

2
00:00:08,100 --> 00:00:11,450
Drop the SRT into your editor and the cues
line up with the audio.

3
00:00:11,600 --> 00:00:14,900
Translate, restyle, or re-export — the
format is plain text the whole way.

Built for editors,
not screenshots.

SRT is the format creators use to move captions between YouTube, video editors, translation tools, and other hosts.

Import a subtitle track into your edit.

Drop the .srt into your editor's timeline and style the captions to match the brand.

Translate captions, one track at a time.

Download the SRT, translate each cue, re-import. No guessing at timing.

Upload captions to another platform.

SRT is the standard caption format for almost every video host and course platform.

Keep a backup caption file.

Archive the transcript alongside your project files so the captions survive re-uploads.

Works with
Premiere ProFinal Cut ProDaVinci ResolveCapCutDescriptiMovie

Questions, answered.

SubRip Subtitle format — a plain-text file with numbered cues, start and end timestamps, and subtitle text. It's the standard for most video editors.
Yes. Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and CapCut all support SRT import as a captions or subtitles track.
Yes. With a free account, AI transcription generates a transcript, and you can export it as SRT for videos up to one hour.
Yes. SRT is plain text. Open it in any text editor to fix names, tighten phrasing, or clean up cues.
Every cue includes start and end times from the source transcript. Timing accuracy depends on the caption source and audio quality.

Get the subtitles
your edit needs.

Paste a YouTube URL and export SRT. A free account adds AI transcription for videos up to one hour.

No signup needed for public transcripts.