No upload to server · Runs in browser
Strip HTML from SRT
Remove <i>, <b>, <font>, and similar tags from subtitle text while keeping your cue times unchanged.
How to use
- Paste SRT or open a .srt file.
- Click Strip HTML tags.
- Download cleaned .srt or copy the result.
Frequently asked questions
- Why remove HTML from subtitles?
- Exports from YouTube, OCR, or web players sometimes include <i>, <font>, or <b> tags. Plain text is safer for translation, NLE import, and players that render raw tags on screen.
- Is my file uploaded?
- No. Stripping runs locally in your browser.
- Are line breaks kept?
- Yes. Only tags are removed; cue timing and line breaks inside each cue stay the same.
- Does this fix SSA/ASS styles?
- This tool targets simple HTML-like tags in SRT text. Advanced ASS styling needs a dedicated ASS tool.
- Can I use this on VTT?
- Convert VTT to SRT first if needed, or paste SRT after export. For WebVTT-only files, use VTT to SRT then strip.