Review existing subtitles
Import SRT, VTT or transcript text, then edit text while preserving original cue times.
Import existing SRT, VTT or plain-text transcripts, correct cue text, search and replace terms, and export reusable subtitle files. Prepare timestamped segment captions for your editor without pretending a video has been rendered.
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Edit and export subtitles without sending your media away.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
Import SRT, VTT or transcript text, then edit text while preserving original cue times.
Search your captions, preview literal replacements and undo the latest edit.
Download TXT, SRT or VTT, plus rebased SRT segments or JSON clip plans; no video is rendered.
A SIMPLE WORKFLOW
YouTubers, educators, podcasters, and editors reviewing an existing transcript or subtitle file.
Explore this workflow →Import a subtitle file or paste a transcript.
Search, correct wording and inspect timestamps with optional local media.
Export a complete subtitle file or a subtitle segment for editing.
PRACTICAL EXAMPLE
Correct a repeated product name in an interview transcript, export the revised VTT for your editor, then prepare a 30-second SRT section as a caption reference. The video itself is not trimmed or rendered.
FAQ
Not on the public site yet. Local speech recognition is disabled until browser runtime and model end-to-end tests pass. Import existing subtitles instead.
No. Segment export produces timed subtitle text or a JSON plan, not a video file.
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