Free subtitle tools

Convert, fix, and clean
subtitle files in your browser.

Subtitle Toolkit gives you fast, free tools for SRT, VTT, and ASS conversion, timing fixes, and format cleanup. No signup, no server upload — everything runs locally.

  • Free forever
  • No signup
  • Browser-local processing
Core tools

Start with the jobs people actually search for.

Convert, shift, clean, and repair subtitle files without opening a heavy video editor or uploading them to a server.

Popular searches

Jump into common subtitle jobs.

Why Subtitle Toolkit

Built for trust and speed.

No server upload

Files never leave your browser. All processing happens locally, so privacy is built in by default.

Instant processing

No waiting, no queueing. Paste or upload a file and get results immediately.

Free forever

No signup, no limits, no paywall. Every tool is completely free to use, now and always.

Popular guides

Learn what format to use and when.

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Browse by topic

Pick the cluster that matches the job.

Every guide on this site is grouped into one of four clusters. Open a cluster to see all its guides and jump straight into the related tool.

FAQ

Common questions

Is this really free? +

Yes. All tools are completely free with no limits, no signup, and no hidden paywall.

Are my files uploaded anywhere? +

No. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your files never leave your device.

What subtitle formats are supported? +

SRT, VTT (WebVTT), and ASS. You can convert between any of these formats, shift timing, and clean up formatting.

Do I need to create an account? +

No. There is no login, no account, and no email required. Just open a tool and start using it.

Can I convert SRT to VTT for HTML5 video? +

Yes. Use the SRT to VTT converter to change comma-based timestamps to dots and add the WEBVTT header required for HTML5 video players.

How do I fix subtitle timing issues? +

Use the Subtitle Time Shifter to adjust all timestamps by a fixed amount, or the Partial Subtitle Shifter to fix only a specific time range after a scene cut.

What's the best subtitle format for YouTube? +

YouTube accepts both SRT and VTT, but SRT is more reliable. Make sure to use UTF-8 encoding and comma-based timestamps for SRT files.

Can I use these tools on mobile? +

Yes. All tools work in mobile browsers (Safari, Chrome, Firefox). Processing happens in your browser, so no app installation is needed.

Do these tools work offline? +

Once you load a tool page, it works offline. The processing code runs entirely in your browser without needing an internet connection.

How do I clean up subtitle formatting before upload? +

Use the Clean SRT File tool to remove extra blank lines, renumber cues sequentially, and fix common formatting issues that cause upload failures.