SRT
SubRip subtitles
SRT (SubRip) is the most common subtitle file: numbered cues with start and end times and plain text. Nearly every player, editor and video site accepts it.
Extensions: .srt
SRT to WebVTT converter
Convert SRT files to WebVTT on Windows 10 and 11: free, offline and in batches. Drag the files onto WebVTT in Filee's format donut and the WebVTT files appear next to the originals.
How to convert SRT to WebVTT on Windows
- 1
Select your SRT files
In File Explorer or on the desktop, select one SRT file or as many as you like.
- 2
Hold Ctrl and drag
Hold Ctrl (or the key you set in Filee) and drag the files. A donut of formats opens at the cursor. Prefer menus? Right-click and choose Convert with Filee.
- 3
Drop on WebVTT
Release the files over WebVTT. A progress ring counts up, and each WebVTT file is saved next to its original.
What Filee does for SRT → WebVTT
Web players and online course platforms want WebVTT. Timing, line breaks and italics come across, and no engine is needed.
- Built in: works right after installing Filee, with nothing else to download.
- Results are saved as UTF-8. Korean files saved in CP949 (EUC-KR) are detected and read correctly.
- Batch: one file or hundreds, converted in parallel; a failure never stops the rest.
- Private: files are converted on your PC and never uploaded, even without internet.
- Saved next to the original, or in a folder and with a file name pattern you choose.
SRT can also become
- ASS
- SAMI
- LRC
- TTML
- MicroDVD
About SRT and WebVTT
WebVTT
WebVTT subtitles
WebVTT (.vtt) is the subtitle format of HTML5 video. Web players, YouTube and online course platforms use it.
Extensions: .vtt
Convert SRT to WebVTT for free
Filee is a free, open-source file converter for Windows 10 and 11. It works offline and converts 240+ formats with one drag and drop.
macOS and Linux are previews.
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