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Generate timed .srt subtitles from audio.

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Accepted: MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, WEBM, MPGA, MP4. Up to 4 MB.
Billed per started minute: 1 credit.
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About AI Subtitle Generator

The AI Subtitle Generator listens to an audio file and produces a timed subtitle file in the standard SRT format. Every spoken segment is transcribed and stamped with its start and end time, so the captions line up with the audio automatically, no manual syncing in a subtitle editor.

SRT files work everywhere: upload them alongside videos on YouTube, import them into video editors, or load them in media players. That makes this tool a quick route to captions for podcasts you publish as video, interviews, lectures, and social clips, and a solid first pass for accessibility compliance.

Generation runs on the server and uses credits from your account. Upload an MP3, WAV, or M4A file (if your source is a video, extract or convert the audio first) and download the finished .srt when it is ready.

How to use AI Subtitle Generator

  1. Upload the audio file you want captioned (MP3, WAV, or M4A).
  2. Click Generate and wait while the speech is transcribed into timed segments.
  3. Download the subtitles.srt file.
  4. Import the SRT into your video editor or upload it with your video.

Frequently asked questions

SRT is the most widely supported subtitle format: numbered blocks of text with start and end timestamps. YouTube, video editors, and most media players accept it directly, so the file this tool produces is immediately usable.

Yes. The transcription returns timed segments, and each one becomes a subtitle block with its real start and end time. You get captions that already line up with the audio, ready for fine-tuning if you want.

This tool accepts audio files (MP3, WAV, M4A). For a video, extract or convert its soundtrack to one of those formats first, generate the SRT here, then load the subtitle file back into your video editor.

No: subtitle generation runs an AI transcription on the server, so each run uses credits from your account. The cost per run is shown on the tool page, and you are not charged if a run fails.

The subtitles are written in the language spoken in the recording. If you need them translated, run the transcript through the AI Audio Translation tool or a text translator afterwards.


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