SRT to TXT
Strip numbers, timestamps and tags from an SRT file and get a clean transcript you can reuse for articles, notes or translation.
From subtitles to a transcript
A clean transcript is a quick base for blog posts, show notes, translations and keyword research.
What is removed
Cue numbers, timestamps, HTML-style tags and positioning codes such as {\an8}.
SRT to TXT FAQ
What does SRT to TXT remove?
It removes subtitle numbers, timestamps and formatting tags, leaving only the spoken text.
Can I get one paragraph instead of lines?
Yes. Choose Join into one paragraph to merge all subtitles into flowing text, or keep one subtitle per line.
Are duplicate lines removed?
Optionally. Some subtitle files repeat the same line across cues. Turn on the option to drop consecutive duplicates.
Is my subtitle file uploaded?
No. The conversion runs in your browser.
Why is it useful for content work?
A clean transcript is a quick base for blog posts, show notes, translations and keyword research.