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TXT to SRT Converter

Turn nonempty text lines into SRT captions with equal durations. Choose a start time, download the cues and adjust their timing against your audio.

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Enter the inputs, then select Build SRT captions.

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How TXT to SRT Converter works

Assign each nonempty line an equal duration, starting at the chosen time, then write SRT timestamps.

Processing uses bundled libraries in this browser. The download contains the generated source or document, rather than a link to a conversion service.

Concept diagram for TXT to SRT Converter, showing one caption per line input and the supported output.
Concept diagram; the three operation images are actual browser captures.

How to build SRT captions

Start with the supported input, then check the generated result.

Enter the source details

Use One caption per line, Start time, Duration per caption. The form starts with an example you can replace.

Input and settings
TXT to SRT Converter: input and settings in the implemented browser tool
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Check the input settings

Review Start time, Duration per caption before submitting.

Tool result
TXT to SRT Converter: tool result in the implemented browser tool
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Review and save the output

Review sequential subtitle cues from text lines. Download the generated file and check it in the application where you plan to use it.

Review the details
TXT to SRT Converter: review the details in the implemented browser tool
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When to use TXT to SRT Converter

These workflows use the formats and behavior supported by this implementation.

Prepare placeholder caption timing

Create temporary subtitle cues from a line list. Equal-duration timings provide a starting point rather than speech alignment.

Source text lines represented as large readable document shapes.
Work with your source text. Concept illustration.

Turn a line list into cues

Each nonempty line becomes one cue. Keep your intended caption breaks in the input and adjust wrapping in the subtitle editor.

Text documents with highlighted lines for comparison and review.
Compare and review text. Concept illustration.

Start captions at a known offset

Set a start offset when the captions begin later in a video. Review all cue boundaries against the actual audio before publishing subtitles.

Text prepared for reuse in another document.
Prepare text for the next task. Concept illustration.

What the output contains

Keep the output format and conversion policy in view.

Sequential subtitle cues from text lines. Assign each nonempty line an equal duration, starting at the chosen time, then write SRT timestamps.

Compare the result with the original before replacing a source file. Conversion limits are listed below.

A text result and its source shown for careful comparison.
Read the output carefully. Concept illustration.

Supported input and limits

Check these conditions before relying on the result.

Timing is synthetic and does not follow speech or audio. Up to 5,000 cues, with a maximum 99-hour end time. Review and adjust captions in a subtitle editor.

Input and results are not stored after leaving or reloading. Keep the original and download any output you need.

Text characters and line boundaries represented in a review illustration.
Check characters and line breaks. Concept illustration.

Build SRT captions with your input

Generate the supported output, review it, and save a copy for your next step.

Build SRT captions

TXT to SRT Converter: common questions

Answers about using TXT to SRT Converter and understanding its results.

What does this tool produce?

It produces sequential subtitle cues from text lines. Timing is synthetic and does not follow speech or audio. Up to 5,000 cues, with a maximum 99-hour end time. Review and adjust captions in a subtitle editor.

Is my input uploaded?

Processing runs in this browser with local bundled libraries. No input is sent to a conversion server. Download your result before leaving the page.