SRT to VTT
Convert SubRip (.srt) subtitle files to WebVTT (.vtt) instantly. Drop your file or paste content — conversion runs in your browser with no upload.
Subtitle files are converted locally in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.
Processed on your device — file never uploaded
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How to convert SRT to VTT
Drop a .srt file or paste subtitle text. Listeny converts it to WebVTT format automatically. Preview the result, copy it, or download the .vtt file. Timestamps and cue indices are preserved, and optional styling cues that SubRip cannot express are mapped to the closest WebVTT equivalent so your captions still load in Chrome, Safari, and most HLS players without manual regex edits.
Supported formats
Input: .srt (SubRip) · Output: .vtt (WebVTT). Multi-language SRT files with UTF-8 encoding are supported; save Windows-1252 exports as UTF-8 in your editor if accents look corrupted after conversion.
Features
- Instant conversion on file drop
- Paste text or upload .srt files
- Batch convert multiple files
- No signup and no file upload
- Copy or download .vtt output
- Works with HTML5 video and modern players
- Preserves cue timing for lecture and podcast captions
- Helpful when moving subtitles from download tools to web embeds
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between SRT and VTT? +
SRT is widely used for downloads and older players. VTT (WebVTT) is the web standard for HTML5 video and streaming platforms.
Is this SRT to VTT converter free? +
Yes. No account or payment required.
Are my subtitle files uploaded? +
No. Conversion happens entirely in your browser.
Can I paste SRT text instead of uploading? +
Yes. Paste the full .srt content and convert instantly.
When should I use VTT? +
Use .vtt for HTML5 <video> elements, HLS/DASH streams, and most modern web players.
Need the reverse conversion? +
Try our VTT to SRT converter.