Good for exactly this
The upload form asking for captions, accessibility requirements, silent autoplay feeds and editors that take a sidecar subtitle file.
Turn everything said in your video into a ready-to-upload SRT subtitle file. No typing, no timeline, no account.
or just drag it in here
Your file is deleted after the job · download expires in 24 hours · no watermark
Your video is finished and now the platform wants a subtitle file. Upload it, get the SRT, attach it, done — and your video is never touched.
The upload form asking for captions, accessibility requirements, silent autoplay feeds and editors that take a sidecar subtitle file.
It is only as good as the audio it hears. One person at a time and a mic close to their mouth gives you a transcript that needs almost no fixing.
Your upload is deleted the moment the job finishes. The result is private to you, disappears by itself after 24 hours, and you can wipe it sooner with one click.
Not at all. You get a small text file alongside it; the video you uploaded is deleted once the job is done.
Easily. An SRT is plain text — open it in any text editor, correct a name, save. Every player and platform still reads it.
Then there is nothing to transcribe. This one needs an audio track with speech in it.
Cut it, layer it, caption it, put a voice on it and export an MP4 — free, in the same browser tab. Start the editor with your original footage.