Text to SRT Converter

Converting text to SRT subtitles quickly, compatible with all video editors. The optimal solution for content creators and filmmakers.

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Input Text

Upload Text File (.txt)

Or Type/Paste Your Text

Subtitle Settings

Words per Subtitle Block

Lower values create more subtitle blocks with fewer words each

Speaking Speed

Adjust the speaking speed to control subtitle timing. 1.0x equals 200 words per minute.

1.0x

0.5x (Slow)1.0x = 200 WPM2.0x (Fast)

Total Duration (Optional)

Set a fixed total duration for the subtitles. Leave empty for automatic calculation based on speaking speed.

min

Leave empty to calculate automatically based on speaking speed

SRT Output

How to Convert Text to SRT

Enter your text or upload a .txt file

Paste your transcript directly into the editor or upload a plain text file.

Configure settings

Adjust words per subtitle (recommended: 8-10) and speaking speed to match your video pace.

Generate and Download

Click "Convert" to generate your subtitles, then download the SRT file.

Key Features

Smart Timing Logic

Automatically calculates optimal duration for each subtitle block based on reading speed.

Live Preview

See exactly how your subtitles will look and check timing stats in real-time.

100% Private

All processing happens in your browser. Your text never leaves your device.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best "Words per Subtitle" setting?

For most videos, 8-10 words per subtitle is ideal. This ensures viewers have enough time to read the text without it taking up too much screen space.

Can I use this for YouTube?

Yes! The SRT files generated are fully compatible with YouTube, Facebook, Vimeo, and other major platforms.

Comprehensive Guide to SRT Subtitles

01What is an SRT File?

SRT (SubRip Subtitle) is the most widely used subtitle format in the world. It is a simple text file that contains video caption text along with start and end time codes. Its compatibility with almost all video players and social media platforms (YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn) makes it the industry standard for accessibility and video localization.

02Why Accurate Subtitles Matter

Subtitles are no longer optional. They improve accessibility for the deaf and hard of hearing, help non-native speakers understand content, and are crucial for the 85% of social media users who watch video with sound off. Accurate timing ensures that text appears exactly when spoken, maintaining viewer engagement and comprehension.

Preparing Your Text for Conversion

For the best results with our Text to SRT converter, ensure your input text is clean and well-structured. Break long paragraphs into shorter lines (ideally 32-42 characters). Use natural pauses in speech to determine line breaks. Our tool will handle the timing logic, but well-formatted source text ensures the most professional-looking subtitles.

Read the Full SRT Guide

Pro Tips for Perfect Subtitles

•Keep it short: 2 lines maximum per subtitle block.

•Readability: Aim for 40 characters or less per line.

•Duration: A subtitle should stay on screen for at least 1 second but no more than 6 seconds.

•Syntax: Don't break phrases unnaturally across lines.

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