Export Formats Explained
Plain Text (TXT)
Extracts only the text content, removing all timestamps. Best for reading, note-taking, or AI prompts.
SRT (SubRip)
The most widely supported subtitle format. Works with all video players and editors. Uses comma as decimal separator (00:00:01,500).
VTT (WebVTT)
Modern web subtitle format, used by HTML5 video players. Uses period as decimal separator (00:00:01.500).
Markdown (MD)
Formatted as a timestamp heading followed by text paragraphs. Great for publishing transcripts on blogs or documentation.
CSV
Spreadsheet-friendly format with columns: index, start, end, text. Useful for analysis or translation workflows.
JSON
Structured data format for developers. Each entry has index, start, end, and text fields.
FAQ
Is my file uploaded to a server?
No. Everything runs in your browser. Your files never leave your device. The page works even offline after it's loaded.
What is the free limit?
Free exports include the first 30 subtitle entries. PRO unlocks all entries (unlimited) and format conversion between SRT/VTT/ASS.
Can I convert SRT to VTT and vice versa?
Yes. PRO allows exporting in any format regardless of the input format. Free version exports TXT, Markdown, CSV, and JSON only.
How many devices can I use one PRO key on?
Up to 3 devices per key. The key is stored locally and validated offline — no account needed.
What subtitle formats are supported?
SRT (.srt), VTT/WebVTT (.vtt), ASS/SSA (.ass), and plain text (.txt) files with time-stamped content.
Can I use this for commercial translation work?
Absolutely. PRO users can process unlimited files — great for translation agencies, content creators, and educators.