VTT to SRT, instantly
Web subtitles become player-ready SRT. Parsed, rebuilt, never uploaded.
Drop an SRT or VTT file here or click to browse
Converted instantly between SRT and VTT. Nothing is uploaded.
Downloaded captions, working locally
Captions saved from the web arrive as VTT, and the first thing VLC does is shrug at them. QuietPix rebuilds each cue in SRT numbering with comma-decimal timestamps, the dialect every desktop player has spoken for twenty years. Conversion happens in your browser and takes exactly as long as a click.
Frequently asked questions
When do I need SRT instead of VTT?
Desktop players (VLC, MPC), TVs, editing suites and most subtitle workflows expect SRT. VTT is the web format; SRT is everything else.
What happens to VTT styling and notes?
Cue text is preserved; VTT-specific header metadata and styling blocks are dropped, since SRT has no equivalent. Players show the plain text.
Is my subtitle file uploaded?
No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser.
Can I batch-fix timing at the same time?
Yes: set a shift in seconds (negative pulls subtitles earlier) and it applies to every cue before download.