SRT to TXT converter
Sometimes you need the words, not the subtitles: a transcript to read, text to feed into a translator, or source material for an article. This converter removes the entry numbers and timecodes from a SubRip file and returns the plain text, one subtitle per line, in the original order.
Drop your .srt file here
or click to choose — the file stays in your browser
Free, no sign-up, no file size games. The conversion runs in your browser — your subtitles are never uploaded to a server.
How to convert SRT to TXT
- 1Drop your .srt file onto the box above, or click to pick one.
- 2The file is read in your browser and converted to .txt straight away.
- 3Check the preview, then download the .txt file.
Questions about SRT and TXT
Is the text reflowed into sentences?+
No. Each subtitle entry becomes one line, exactly as it was split in the file. Subtitles are usually broken for reading comfort rather than by sentence, so you may want to join lines afterwards.
Are line breaks inside one subtitle kept?+
Yes. A subtitle split across two on-screen lines keeps that break in the output.
Can I get the timecodes back afterwards?+
Not from the text file — the timing is discarded. Keep the original .srt if you will need it again.
Need to translate the subtitles too?
Converting a format keeps the same language. To translate subtitles into another language while the timing stays exactly where it is, the Mac app does it in batch across 100+ languages, with an editor and validation before export.
Subtitle Translator for macOS