Is my subtitle file uploaded?
No. The editor reads SRT and VTT files with browser JavaScript and keeps cue text on your device. Only safe analytics buckets such as format and cue-count range may be sent.
Import an SRT or WebVTT file, edit cue text and timestamps, resync the whole track with an offset, validate timing order, and export SRT or VTT locally in your browser.
Choose an SRT or VTT file, or drop it here
Caption text stays in this browser session.
No. The editor reads SRT and VTT files with browser JavaScript and keeps cue text on your device. Only safe analytics buckets such as format and cue-count range may be sent.
Yes. Enter a positive or negative millisecond offset to move every cue earlier or later, then validate before exporting.
Yes. Imported SRT or WebVTT cues can be downloaded or copied as either SRT with comma milliseconds or WebVTT with dot milliseconds.
No. This page edits existing subtitle files. It does not transcribe video, upload media, or use paid speech APIs.