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Convert TXT to SRT

Free, unlimited TXT to SRT — turn a plain text transcript into a subtitle file with automatic timestamps and smart line splitting. No sign-up; runs in your browser.

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Free TXT to SRT converter — generate subtitles from plain text with automatic timestamps

Works with

Paste · transcribe · understand

Paste any video or audio linkA clean, accurate transcript in secondsInstant summary, with citationsSee the structure as a mindmapAsk anything about the videoRepurpose into posts, threads & moreSeven platforms. 80+ languages. Free.

How to Convert TXT to SRT in 3 Steps

01

Upload your .txt file

Drop in any plain text transcript or script — or a whole batch of them. Your authored line breaks are respected.

02

We split and time it

Text is split at sentence and clause boundaries, then timed by reading speed — so each caption stays on screen long enough to read.

03

Download your .srt

Download a ready-to-use SubRip file for any player or platform. Convert as many as you like.

TranscriptEN · 95%+
00:00

AEveryone keeps asking me the same question.

00:03

ADid you really shoot this entire series on a phone?

00:11

AOne phone, a thirty-dollar clamp, and a window.

00:18

BWait — no lights at all?

00:24

ANo lights. The window is the light — shoot at golden hour.

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Why convert TXT to SRT

Subtitles from a transcript

Already have the words in a document? Turn that transcript into a subtitle file without retyping or hand-timing a thing.

Timing that reads naturally

Duration follows reading speed and lines break at sentence ends — not a blunt fixed interval that races or drags.

Batch and private

Convert many files at once, entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server.

Timestamps generated for you

No hand-timing

The hardest part of making an SRT by hand is the timecodes. Upload the text and they're written for you, sized to reading speed.

No credits, no limits

Free and unlimited

Subtitle generation here is a text transform, not transcription — it uses no credits. Convert as many files as you want.

In-browser conversion

Your files stay private

Conversion happens locally in your browser; your transcript is never uploaded.

Who converts TXT to SRT

For video editors

Turn a script or transcript document into an .srt you can drop straight onto a timeline.

For creators

Caption a video you already have the transcript for — no re-transcribing.

For localizers

Convert translated text back into subtitle files ready for delivery.

TXT to SRT Converters Compared

Voqusa vs. other subtitle generators

VoqusaOthers
PriceFree & unlimitedLimited or paywalled
TimestampsAutomatic, reading-speed basedFixed duration per line
Sign-upNo account neededRegistration required
PrivacyConverts in your browserUploads your file

TXT to SRT — Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert a TXT file to SRT?

Upload your .txt above and download the .srt — timestamps are generated automatically. Free, unlimited, no sign-up.

How are the timestamps decided?

Each caption's duration is based on reading speed (about 16 characters per second), clamped to a sensible minimum and maximum, with a small gap between captions.

Can I convert several files at once?

Yes — drop in a batch and download them all. There's no limit and no account required.

Does my text get uploaded anywhere?

No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser, so your transcript never leaves your device.

Convert TXT to SRT now

Free, unlimited, no sign-up. Upload plain text and download a timed .srt in seconds.