Get an SRT File
From Any Recording
Upload audio or video up to 30 minutes and download a timed SRT subtitle file, plus the plain transcript. The price shows before you run, and a failed run is refunded.
For creators who add captions to YouTube, LinkedIn and course videos
Captions without typing them
The SRT file is built from the words and their timings in your recording.
A real SRT file
Numbered captions with start and end times, in the format YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn and most video editors accept.
Plus the transcript
The same run saves the full text as a separate file, handy for descriptions, show notes and blog posts.
16 spoken languages
Choose the language of the speech, or leave it on automatic. The captions are written in the language that is spoken.
From audio or from video
Upload an audio file or a video file up to 30 minutes. For a video, the tool reads its soundtrack.
Easy to fix by hand
An SRT file is plain text. Open it in any editor to correct a name or a term before you upload it with your video.
Pay for finished files only
The price follows the length of the recording and shows before you run. A failed run is refunded automatically.
From recording to SRT in three steps
Upload, run, download the subtitle file.
Create a free account
Free to start. The price is shown before every run.
Upload the recording
Add an audio or video file up to 30 minutes long and choose the spoken language, or leave it on automatic.
Download the SRT
Save the SRT file and upload it next to your video on YouTube or import it into your editor.
Audio to SRT FAQ
What is an SRT file?+
SRT is the simplest and most common subtitle format. It is a plain text file with numbered blocks, and each block has a start time, an end time and a line or two of text. Video platforms and editors read it and show the text on the picture at the right moment.
How are the timings made?+
The tool listens to the recording and notes when each word starts and ends. Words are then grouped into short caption lines of a readable length, and each line gets the time of its first and last word. That keeps the captions in step with the speaker.
Can I edit the captions afterwards?+
Yes. The SRT file is plain text, so you can open it in any text editor, or in a subtitle editor, and fix a name, a brand term or a line break. Run a quick read through before you publish, because automatic captions can misspell unusual words.
Where can I use the file?+
Upload it with your video on YouTube, Facebook or LinkedIn, or import it into editors such as CapCut, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut. Some platforms, such as Instagram and TikTok, burn captions in the editor instead, so import the SRT into the editor you use for those.
How long can the recording be, and what does it cost?+
Up to 30 minutes, as audio or video. The price depends on the length of the recording, in a few steps, and shows on the run button before you spend anything. Credit packs are listed on the pricing page.
Do I need a subscription?+
Pay once with credit packs, or go monthly. Pack credits never expire. Failed runs are refunded. You can open an account for free and look at the tool before you buy credits.