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What the TXT keeps
Each SubRip cue has an index, a line with -->, and the caption text. The TXT is that
caption text. Line breaks inside a cue stay. A blank line separates cues. The index and the clock do not.
A speaker written as [Alex] or Alex: at the start of the cue is kept as
Alex: on that cue’s text. For a Word document instead of plain text, use the
SRT to Word converter.
A lyric file with only start times is LRC to SRT first.
A reading transcript that joins nearby lines into paragraphs is
SRT to text.
A WebVTT file is VTT to SRT.
Plain lines with no clocks are not this page. Spacing them into a new file is
how to create an SRT file.
SRT to TXT questions
What the text file contains, and what it refuses.
Does this download a Word file?
No. The file is .txt. The SRT to Word converter is the homepage when you want a .docx.
What if the paste is WebVTT or LRC?
It is rejected. This page reads SubRip cues, with an index and a line that contains -->.
Is the SRT uploaded?
No. The .txt is built in your browser. See the Privacy Policy.
Do italic tags stay?
Yes. If a cue contains <i>, <b>, or <u>, those tags stay in the text. They are not turned into Word styles on this page.