Convert SRT to VTT in seconds, free and entirely in your browser. SRT (SubRip) is the plain-text subtitle format read by nearly every player; VTT (WebVTT) is the subtitle format for HTML5 video. Transcodr runs real ffmpeg compiled to WebAssembly, so your file is processed on your own device and never uploaded.
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Video, audio, images, subtitles: anything ffmpeg can read. Drop them anywhere on the page or browse from disk.
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SRT vs VTT
Property
SRT
VTT
Format
Plain text
Plain text + cues
Styling
Minimal
CSS styling
Compatibility
Almost every player
HTML5 <track>
SRT → VTT questions
Is the SRT to VTT converter free?
Yes. Transcodr is free with no accounts, watermarks, or hard limits beyond your device's available memory.
Are my files uploaded to a server?
No. The conversion runs locally via ffmpeg compiled to WebAssembly, so your SRT file never leaves the browser tab.
Does the timing change?
No — every cue and timestamp is preserved; only the SRT syntax is rewritten as VTT.
How do I convert SRT to VTT?
Drop your SRT file above (or click Browse) — the output is already preset to VTT — then click Convert and download the result.
01 / Engine
Real ffmpeg, compiled to WebAssembly.
Same library Netflix, YouTube, and basically every command-line video tool relies on, running in a Web Worker. Pipe a file in, run a command, pipe bytes back out.
02 / Privacy
Nothing leaves the tab.
No uploads, no accounts, no telemetry beyond an anonymous pageview. We couldn’t see your files if we wanted to — there’s no server in the loop.
03 / Limits
It is, after all, a tab.
Files up to a few hundred megabytes convert comfortably. Beyond that, your browser starts asking pointed questions. Use the desktop ffmpeg for 4K masters.