Subtitles
SRT to VTT & VTT to SRT Converter Online
Change subtitle format while keeping the dialogue and its timestamps.
Use the subtitle format your player expects
Web video players often use WebVTT, while many editing workflows accept SRT. Changing the extension alone does not change the file structure. This converter handles the WEBVTT header, timestamp separators and SRT cue numbers so you can prepare the other format from existing subtitles.
How to use it
Choose the conversion direction, add subtitles and save the resulting file.
Practical example
An SRT timestamp ending in ,500 uses .500 in WebVTT. The interval still represents the same half-second value. After conversion, load a short passage in the destination player and check both timing and line breaks before publishing the complete file.
What to know before you start
VTT notes, styles and regions are removed when converting to SRT. Review cues before publishing.
Questions about this tool
Will conversion fix subtitles that are out of sync?
No time shift is applied. The converter changes the format, not the recording's alignment; correct timing in a subtitle editor first.
Does VTT styling survive conversion to SRT?
Not fully. STYLE, REGION and NOTE blocks are removed, and VTT layout settings may need cleanup. Review formatted captions in the player you will actually use.
Can I translate subtitles with this tool?
The dialogue remains in its original language. Translation and speech recognition are different tasks and are not performed by format conversion.