SRT File Generator

Upload a video and get a ready-to-use SRT subtitle file in minutes. HappyScribe accepts 15+ video formats, including MP4, MOV, AVI and WMV, and recognizes 150+ languages, dialects and accents.

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How to create SRT files from video

  1. Upload your video

    With our uploader, you can import your file from anywhere, whether it's on your laptop, Google Drive, YouTube, or Dropbox. The first 10 minutes are free and there's no file limit.

  2. Select the language of the video

    We support more than 150 languages, dialects, and accents.

  3. Click "Export" and download your SRT file

    That's it: your SRT subtitle file is ready for your video player, editor or platform.

Generate SRT subtitles in 150+ languages

Upload a video in English, Spanish, Japanese or any of 150+ languages and dialects, and HappyScribe's AI turns the speech into a SRT file in minutes. Need subtitles in another language? Translate them into 80+ languages before you export.

Generate SRT subtitles in 150+ languages

Perfectly timed SRT files, ready to use

Every subtitle comes with precise start and end timecodes and is split into short, readable lines that follow the rhythm of your video. Adjust characters per line and reading speed (CPS) so your SRT file plays smoothly in any player.

Perfectly timed SRT files, ready to use

Review your subtitles, then export in one click

Correct a name or a word directly in the online subtitle editor while your video plays. When you're happy, export your SRT file in one click, or pick any other format you need, from TXT to Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro, and upload it to YouTube, Vimeo or your video editor.

Review your subtitles, then export in one click

Frequently Asked Questions

What are SRT subtitles?

An SRT subtitle file (also known as SubRip or an SRT file) is a plain-text file that makes it possible to add subtitles to a video after it has been produced. It does not include the video you are subtitling. However, it usually includes timecodes to ensure that your subtitles appear at the same time as the audio.

How is an SRT subtitle generator beneficial for me?

Using an SRT subtitle generator is essential to the success of your video. An SRT file generator can help increase the viewership of your video content by providing subtitles that allow non-native language speakers, the Deaf, and the hard of hearing a way to engage with your content. An SRT Generator can also help comprehension of your video if you have speakers with thick accents or fast speech. An SRT subtitle generator can also help boost SEO because Google can't index audio.

What other types of subtitle file formats are common?

SRT files are not the only type of subtitle file format, but it is one of the more widely supported types. WebVTT (.vtt) is another subtitle file format. It is a new method of subtitling that enables you to edit the color and font of the subtitle text. Another subtitle format is EBU-STL (.stl). This format is used primarily with European broadcasters for subtitling TV programs.

Is subtitling time-consuming?

With our SRT subtitle generator, subtitling no longer has to be time-consuming. HappyScribe's intelligent platform uses the latest technology to transform the audio in your video into accurate subtitles in just a few minutes. With this SRT file in hand, you can quickly add upload your video with subtitles to numerous social media platforms.

How do I generate SRT subtitles for YouTube?

The first step is to use an SRT subtitle generator like HappyScribe to convert the audio in your video to text and export the transcript as an SRT file. Then from your YouTube post upload your video and SRT file.

Customer Reviews

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  • HappyScribe is fantastic! I've used a lot of video captioning tools and never found one that is so accurate. It saves me so much time in captioning videos. I love it!
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  • I've been looking for an easy, affordable, and accurate way to add subtitles to videos. Until HappyScribe, I couldn't find anything that checked all the boxes. I'm really impressed with how accurate it is for such a low price point.
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  • By far the easiest service for transcriptions and subtitles I have found. I like that you can customize the font size and move the subtitles to the top or bottom of the video as needed.
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