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SRT File Generator

From Video Or Audio To Subtitle File

Upload a video or audio file and download the subtitles as SRT, VTT or plain text. Free to try, in 90+ spoken languages.

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How it works

Create an SRT file in 3 steps

No account needed for your first files.

  1. 1

    Upload a video or audio file

    Open the transcription tool and drop in your file. Free files can be up to 25 MB.

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    Choose SRT, VTT or Text

    Pick the format your editor or platform needs. SRT and VTT include timestamps, Text is the transcript on its own.

  3. 3

    Download your subtitle file

    ZapCap transcribes the speech and hands you the file, ready to upload to YouTube, attach to a video or open in an editor.

Two ways to get an SRT

A quick file, or a file you have checked

Use the free tool for speed, or the caption editor when the wording has to be right.

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Free transcription tool

Upload, pick a format, download. 3 free transcriptions a month with no sign-up.

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Download SRT from the editor

Caption a video in ZapCap, correct any words, then use Download SRT. It is available on every plan, including Free.

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SRT, VTT and TXT

The transcription tool exports all three. The caption editor exports SRT and can copy the subtitles as text.

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90+ spoken languages

Transcribe speech in the language it was recorded in, from English and Spanish to Hindi, Arabic and Japanese.

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Bigger files for subscribers

With a paid ZapCap plan the transcription tool is unlimited and accepts files up to 1 GB.

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Use an SRT as a spelling guide

Already have an SRT? On Pro you can attach it when captioning so names and terms are spelled your way, while timing still comes from the audio.

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Get your subtitle file in a couple of minutes

Upload a video or audio file and download the SRT.

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