VTT to SRT
Convert WebVTT (.vtt) captions to SRT. The tool fixes timestamps, removes cue settings and adds numbering.
Why convert
Many editors, TV apps and older players accept SRT only. WebVTT is the web standard, so downloads from video sites often come as .vtt.
What changes
The header, notes and style blocks are removed, dots in timestamps become commas, cue settings are dropped and cues are numbered.
VTT to SRT FAQ
What is the difference between VTT and SRT?
WebVTT is the web standard for captions and uses a header and a dot in timestamps. SRT uses numbered cues and a comma in timestamps. Many editors and older players only accept SRT.
What does the converter change?
It removes the WEBVTT header, notes and style blocks, converts timestamp separators, strips cue settings and voice tags, and adds numbering.
Are italic and bold tags kept?
Basic i, b and u tags are kept because SRT players support them. Other tags are removed.
Is my caption file uploaded?
No. The conversion happens in your browser.
Does it handle short timestamps?
Yes. Timestamps without hours, such as 01:23.500, are converted to the full 00:01:23,500 form.