Why use SRT files?
SRT is the universal subtitle format: YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, VLC, and most editors accept it. A sidecar SRT keeps subtitles toggleable instead of burned in, which viewers and platforms prefer.
How it works
- Upload your video.
- Generate the transcript — Captiq builds timed cues automatically.
- Download the .srt, or edit first and then download.
Features
- Standards-compliant SRT output (cue numbering, timestamps, UTF-8)
- Automatic line-length control for readability
- Edit text and timing before downloading
- Batch-generate SRTs for whole series
- Also exports VTT and TXT
Who it is for
YouTubers uploading captions, archivists documenting footage, and teams standardizing subtitle delivery.