Zero-Upload Subtitle Utility
Convert SRT to WebVTT (.vtt)
Convert between SubRip (.srt), WebVTT (.vtt), and clean plain text (.txt) transcripts. Automatically fixes overlapping timecodes that break Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve timelines.
SRT vs WebVTT: Which format should you use?
| Feature | SubRip (.SRT) | WebVTT (.VTT) |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Use Case | YouTube, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, VLC | HTML5 web video, browser players, streaming |
| Timestamp Separator | Comma (00:01:23,456) | Period (00:01:23.456) |
| Header Requirement | None (starts directly with index 1) | Mandatory WEBVTT header line |
| Styling & Cue Settings | Basic formatting tags only | CSS positioning, voice tags, alignment settings |
Frequently Asked Questions
When two subtitle cues have overlapping timestamps (e.g. cue 1 ends at 00:05.000 and cue 2 starts at 00:04.500), NLE software like DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro will often flag red warnings or fail to import. FootageKit automatically clamps the end time of preceding cues to guarantee seamless sequential playback.
No. 100% of parsing and conversion executes directly in your browser JavaScript memory. Your transcript files never leave your computer.
Yes. Select the Plain Text (.txt) toggle to strip all sequence numbers and timecodes. Ideal for video descriptions, blog posts, and show notes.