Load your subtitles
Drag a file into the dashed box or click to choose one; you can also paste the content straight into the text box. The format is detected from both the extension and the content, and the result shows in the format tag.
- Readable formats: srt, vtt, ass (including ssa), sbv, lrc, txt
- txt carries no timing — each line gets 3 seconds in sequence, handy for generating a first draft from plain text before retiming
Choose the output format
Pick the target format from the drop-down: six options — srt, vtt, ass, sbv, lrc, txt. Converting to ass rebuilds a fixed 1920×1080 default style (white text, black outline, bottom center) and does not keep the original fonts or colors; txt exports text only, without timing.
Bilingual handling
If the file is bilingual (two lines in one cue, or interleaved cues), the layout is kept as-is during conversion. Choosing "keep bilingual" splits the two languages into upper and lower lines, each rewrapped on its own; the control is disabled when no bilingual text is detected.
Convert and download
Hit "Convert": the result panel shows the cue count and total duration, with the text ready to inspect. Click Download to save the file, or Copy to take the text directly. Conversion never changes any timing values — it rewrites the format only. To retime cues, use the timing tool.
