No upload to server · Runs in browser
SRT to plain text
Export subtitle dialogue without timing rows—ready for translation, proofreading, or script comparison.
How to use
- Paste SRT or open a .srt file.
- Choose whether to include start timestamps on each line.
- Click Convert, then copy or save the plain text.
Frequently asked questions
- Why convert SRT to plain text?
- Translators and script editors often need dialogue without timing codes. Plain text is easier to paste into CAT tools, Google Docs, or revision tables.
- Are timestamps included?
- Optional. Check “Prefix each cue with start time” to export lines like [00:00:01,000] dialogue for reference.
- Is content uploaded to a server?
- No. Conversion runs locally in your browser.
- Does this remove formatting tags?
- Timing lines are removed. Text inside cues is kept; line breaks can be flattened to one line per cue.
- Can I open a .srt file?
- Yes. Use the file picker or paste SubRip content into the text area.