Question 1

How do I convert SRT to ASS?

Accepted Answer

Upload your .srt file to the SRT to ASS tool, pick a style template (or keep default), preview the result, then download the .ass file.

Question 2

How do I convert ASS to SRT without breaking timing?

Accepted Answer

Use ASS to SRT. It keeps dialogue timings and converts styling into plain text subtitles, then exports a clean .srt with correct numbering.

Question 3

What's the fastest way to convert VTT/WebVTT to SRT?

Accepted Answer

Use VTT to SRT or WebVTT to SRT. The tool normalizes cues and timestamps and warns you if WebVTT-only settings (STYLE/REGION) can't be preserved.

Question 4

How do I convert SRT to VTT for HTML5 video players?

Accepted Answer

Use SRT to VTT. It generates a valid WebVTT file, fixes common formatting issues, and outputs a .vtt ready for browsers.

Question 5

Can I turn plain TXT (or pasted text) into an SRT subtitle file?

Accepted Answer

Yes—use TXT to SRT or Text to SRT. Choose an auto-timing method (fixed duration or smart timing), preview cues, and export a playable .srt.

Question 6

How do I convert LRC lyrics to SRT subtitles?

Accepted Answer

Use LRC to SRT. It reads LRC timestamps, supports global offset adjustments, and exports a synced .srt file for video players.

Question 7

How do I extract a transcript from an SRT file?

Accepted Answer

Use SRT to TXT. It removes timestamps and numbering and downloads a clean .txt transcript you can edit or paste anywhere.

Question 8

How can I shift subtitle timing forward or backward?

Accepted Answer

Use Subtitle Time Shift. Enter a positive or negative offset (ms/seconds), preview the new timing, optionally auto-fix overlaps, then download the corrected subtitles.

Question 9

Why do my subtitles show weird characters (encoding issues)?

Accepted Answer

This usually happens when a file isn't UTF-8. Re-save the subtitle as UTF-8 or use a tool that can normalize encoding before exporting.

Question 10

How do I create or open an SRT file?

Accepted Answer

To create one, follow the SRT format (index + time range + text). To open it, use any text editor or a subtitle editor/player (VLC, Subtitle Edit, etc.)—and convert formats if needed.

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