Audio to SRT Converter

Turn any audio file into a timed SRT subtitle file. Every line comes with start and end times; edit the text, then download SRT or VTT.

How to make an SRT file from audio

Upload your MP3, WAV or M4A. Each line of the transcript is timed automatically. Click any line to correct it, then press SRT to download a subtitle file ready for YouTube, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, CapCut or any video player.

Why the timing lines up

Timestamps come from the speech model itself, per spoken phrase, so captions change where the speaker pauses — not every fixed number of seconds. Silences are skipped, so no empty captions.

FAQ

What's the difference between SRT and VTT?

Both are timed caption formats. SRT is the most widely supported (YouTube, video editors); VTT is used by web players. Download whichever you need — both come from the same transcript.

Can I translate the subtitles to English?

Yes — tick Translate to English and the SRT will be in English with the original timing.

Is it really free without signing up?

Yes. Without an account you can transcribe files up to 10 minutes, 3 files a day. A free account raises that to 60 minutes a day and 30-minute files; paid plans go up to 60-minute files.

Do you keep my recording or transcript?

No. Your file is converted in your browser and sent in short pieces for transcription; we don't store the audio or the text. Download your transcript before closing the page.

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