Create timestamped SRT subtitle files online and export them in minutes.
Upload your file and get accurate results in minutes.
The SRT generator turns your audio or video into a timestamped SRT subtitle file you can publish or edit.
Upload a recording or video, and TranscribeText creates synchronized subtitles automatically.
Export the SRT file for YouTube, video editors, or translation into other languages.
Practical details to help you choose the right transcription workflow before uploading a file.
An SRT file is a plain-text subtitle format that pairs lines of text with start and end timestamps.
Video platforms and editors use SRT files to display captions in sync with the audio.
Upload an audio or video file, and the generator transcribes it and splits the text into timed subtitle lines.
You get a ready-to-use SRT file without setting timestamps by hand.
Upload the generated SRT to YouTube to publish accurate captions in minutes.
Import the same file into your video editor to burn in or overlay subtitles.
You can generate subtitles for short files for free to test the workflow.
Upgrade when you need longer media, more daily files, or regular subtitle production.
Specific workflows for teams, creators, researchers, educators, and operations users.
Generate SRT subtitles to publish accurate captions on your YouTube videos.
Import SRT files into your editor to overlay or burn in subtitles.
Generate subtitles, then translate them into other languages for a global audience.
From upload to transcript export without manual copy-paste cleanup.
Add an MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, MOV, or WebM file directly from your browser.
TranscribeText transcribes the media and splits it into synchronized subtitle lines.
Export the SRT subtitle file, ready for YouTube, video editors, or translation.
SRT generator searches often compare free limits, supported inputs, and subtitle export options before uploading.
Max upload size
Up to 6 GB per file.
Free allowance
Free users can upload up to 3 files per day, with a 30-minute duration limit per file.
Paid workflow
Unlimited plans support longer files and batch uploads for heavier transcription work.
The SRT generator workflow supports quick single files as well as repeat subtitle exports from your dashboard.
Your recording is used only to create the transcript and is deleted from the processing servers shortly after the transcript is ready. The transcript stays in your account until you delete it.
Use TranscribeText when you want accurate, timestamped SRT subtitles from audio or video through a simple browser workflow.
| Feature | TranscribeText | Typical alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| Recorded file uploads | Upload MP3, MP4, M4A, WAV, MOV, WebM, and other common audio/video files. | Some tools focus on live meeting capture or require a platform-specific workflow. |
| Export formats | TXT, SRT, DOCX, timed TXT, and speaker-labeled outputs when available. | Export options vary by provider and plan. |
| Async review | Start a transcription job, leave the page, and return to history when the transcript is ready. | Manual workflows often require waiting, copying, and reformatting. |
| SRT output | Export timestamped SRT files ready for YouTube and video editors. | Some tools only return plain text without timing. |
| Input types | Generate subtitles from both audio and video files. | Caption tools sometimes accept video only. |
Everything you need to know about SRT Generator that turns audio and video into ready-to-use subtitles.
Upload your audio or video, let TranscribeText generate timed subtitles, then download the SRT file.
Yes. The exported SRT includes timestamps, so you can upload it to YouTube to publish captions.
Yes. After generating the SRT you can translate the subtitles into more than 100 languages.
You can upload MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, MOV, WebM, and many other common formats, up to 6 GB per file.
Uploaded media is automatically deleted from the processing environment shortly after transcripts are generated. Transcript outputs remain in your account until you delete them or request removal.
No. TranscribeText runs in the browser, so you can upload files and download transcripts without installing desktop software.
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