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View a SRT subtitle file online, free

Open .SRT subtitle files online. View, search and sync captions line by line, free.

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Up to 20 MB · SRT, VTT, ASS, SSA, SUB, SBV, TTML, LRC
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How to open a subtitle file online

Three steps, a few seconds, no software.

01

Open your .SRT file

Drop it on the box, choose it from your device, or paste its text straight in.

02

View every line

See the start, end, duration and reading speed of each line, with any problems flagged.

03

Preview, fix, convert

Play the lines over your video, shift the timing, then download in the format you need.

What is a .SRT file?

Timed text that appears on top of a video.

An SRT file (SubRip Subtitle) stores subtitles as plain text with timecodes. You don't open it alone; rename it to match your video file, keep both in the same folder, and VLC or MPV loads it automatically. To edit the text or fix timing, open it in any text editor or Subtitle Edit.

Programs that open .SRT files

Windows
VLC media player, Subtitle Edit, Notepad, mpv
macOS
VLC media player, Subtitle Edit, IINA
Linux
VLC media player, Gnome Subtitles, mpv
Web
YouTube Studio
.SRT format details
Full nameSubRip Subtitle File
DeveloperSubRip project (Zuggy / brain) — origin of the format
First releasedcirca 2000 (SubRip program by Zuggy); the de facto standard subtitle format
CategoryText & Code
MIME typeapplication/x-subrip

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Frequently asked questions

Is my .SRT file uploaded?

No. The file is read by your browser. If you preview with a video, the video is also played locally.

My .SRT file is out of sync. Can I fix it?

Yes. If they're early or late by a fixed amount, enter the difference in milliseconds and click Shift. If they drift more and more over time, the frame rate is wrong: use Change FPS (for example 25 → 23.976).

Why are some characters broken (é, ł)?

Older subtitles are often saved in a regional encoding like Windows-1250. We detect it automatically and every download is saved as UTF-8, which works everywhere.

What do the warnings mean?

Overlap: two lines on screen at once. Too fast: more than 20 characters per second. Too short: under 0.83 s. Long line: over 42 characters. 3+ lines: too much text at once.

Can I convert ASS to SRT?

Yes. Italic, bold and underline are kept; positioning and karaoke effects are dropped because SRT can't store them.

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