SRT & VTT File Generator
Turn any video into a clean, correctly timed .srt or .vtt subtitle file — transcribed by AI, checked by you, downloaded in one click.
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Standards-Compliant Output
Clean SRT and VTT files with correct numbering, timecodes and line breaks — accepted by YouTube, Vimeo, players and every editor.
Exact Timestamps
Timing comes from AI speech recognition, not guesswork — segments start and end with the actual speech.
Edit Before Export
Review the transcript in the editor, fix names and terms, then export — the file is exactly what you approved.
90+ Languages
Generate subtitle files for content in English, Ukrainian, Spanish, German, French, Polish, Turkish and dozens more.
From File or Link
Upload a video/audio file or paste a YouTube, TikTok or Instagram URL — RipVio handles the rest.
Or Burn Them In
Need open captions instead? The same studio renders the subtitles directly into the video with 12 visual styles.
How to Create an SRT File
1
Add your video
Upload a file or paste a link — AI transcribes the speech with precise timestamps.
2
Review the segments
Check the text in the editor and fix anything the AI misheard — timings stay intact.
3
Export SRT or VTT
Click Export and choose the format — the subtitle file downloads instantly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between SRT and VTT?
SRT is the classic format accepted almost everywhere; VTT (WebVTT) is the web-native format used by HTML5 players. RipVio exports both.
Can I upload the SRT file to YouTube?
Yes — the generated file passes YouTube's subtitle upload validation. Just add it in YouTube Studio under Subtitles.
Does it work with audio files too?
Yes — podcasts, voice memos and any audio format supported by the transcriber can be turned into subtitle files.
Are the timestamps really accurate?
Yes — they come from Whisper AI's word-level recognition, and overlapping segments are automatically cleaned up.
Can I translate the subtitles?
You can transcribe in the original language and use RipVio's AI translation on the transcript, then export the result.