Free Video to SRT Online
Upload video footage, detect speech automatically, and generate SRT subtitles with timestamps. Great for Premiere, Final Cut, CapCut, YouTube, and more.
- Standard SRT timestamps
- Supports VTT/TXT
- Ready for editing imports
Upload video and generate SRT subtitles
This page focuses on video → standard SRT: upload MP4, MOV, or WEBM, detect speech and timestamps, then export SRT, VTT, or TXT for CapCut, Premiere, or YouTube. Open the full transcription workbench from Speech to Text.
Open Subtitle Workbench- Upload a video file so the system can read the audio track and prepare transcription.
- Generate timestamped subtitle text for review, line breaks, and cleanup.
- Download SRT, VTT, or TXT for Premiere, CapCut, Final Cut, or YouTube.
Subtitle workflow
Upload footage
Send your video directly to VoiceIndex AI without extracting audio first.
Auto transcription
AI creates segmented text with timestamps and reduces manual timing work.
Import to editor
Download the .srt file and bring it into your editing app for styling and review.
This page vs Speech to Text
Video to SRT (this page)
Intent is MP4/MOV → editor-ready .srt: timestamps, CapCut/Premiere/YouTube publish. Best for “video to subtitles / video to SRT” queries.
Speech to Text
speech-to-text covers recordings, meetings, and mixed media → TXT/SRT/VTT plus script cleanup. Start there for audio-first jobs.
Voiceover then captions
Create narration with text to speech or TikTok voiceover, then return here after the final cut.
Related Tools
Generate SRT Subtitles from Video Online
VoiceIndex AI converts video speech into timestamped subtitle files for editing and publishing. Upload MP4, MOV, or WEBM footage, review the transcript, and export SRT, VTT, or TXT for tools such as Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, CapCut, DaVinci Resolve, and YouTube Studio.
For meeting audio or interview MP3, use Speech to Text first. This page emphasizes finished video → standard subtitle files. If your video still needs narration, create the voice track with the free text to speech tool, the YouTube voiceover generator, or the TikTok voiceover generator, then return here after the edit is locked.
Where SRT fits in the editing workflow
SRT is a plain-text subtitle format with sequence numbers, timestamps, and caption text. Because it is widely supported, it is often the fastest bridge between transcription and final video editing.
- Upload the source video: skip manual audio extraction and let the tool read the audio track.
- Generate timestamps: use the AI transcript as the first pass, then correct names and line breaks.
- Import the SRT: bring the subtitle file into your editor or publishing platform for styling and final review.
Common Video to Subtitle Use Cases
Use this page when you need subtitles for short videos, course clips, interviews, product demos, webinars, social ads, or archived recordings. The same export can also be used as a transcript draft before translation, caption cleanup, or accessibility review.
Tips for cleaner subtitle files
- Use clear audio: reduce background music and echo before uploading when possible.
- Check names and terms: review speaker names, brand names, product words, and numbers before publishing.
- Keep lines readable: split long captions into shorter lines so viewers can read them on mobile screens.
Video to SRT FAQ
Can I convert MP4 to SRT online?
Yes. Upload an MP4 file, generate timestamped subtitles, review the transcript, and export an SRT file for your editor or publishing platform.
Which export formats are available?
The subtitle workflow supports SRT for editing tools, VTT for web captions, and TXT when you only need the transcript text.
Can I use the SRT file in YouTube, CapCut, Premiere, or Final Cut?
Yes. These tools can import standard SRT files, though each platform may handle styling and caption placement differently.
Do I need to extract audio before uploading video?
No. The tool is designed to read the audio track from common video files, so you can start from the original video file.