Add Subtitles To Video
Load a video and an SRT or VTT subtitle file, preview subtitles live in the browser, and download the converted WebVTT file.
Video File
Subtitle File (SRT or VTT)
Load a video and subtitle text, then click Preview
Parsed Cues
Summary
Load a video and an SRT or VTT subtitle file, preview subtitles live in the browser, and download the converted WebVTT file.
How it works
- Choose a video file (MP4, WebM, MOV, or any browser-supported format).
- Paste SRT or VTT subtitle text into the text area, or upload an .srt / .vtt file.
- Click "Preview" to attach the subtitles to the video player as a native WebVTT track.
- Play the video — subtitles appear as a styled overlay synchronized to the video.
- Edit individual cues in the parsed cue list and re-apply to update the track.
- Click "Download VTT" to save the converted WebVTT file to your device.
Use cases
- Preview how SRT subtitles look before hard-burning them with FFmpeg.
- Convert SRT files to WebVTT for use with HTML5 video players.
- Quickly check subtitle timing and synchronization against a video file.
- Edit individual subtitle cues and re-download the corrected VTT file.
- Verify auto-generated captions from speech-to-text tools before publishing.
- Test subtitle display on different video aspect ratios without encoding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Last updated: 2026-06-11 ·
Reviewed by Nham Vu