Burn Subtitles into Video
Hardcode an SRT or VTT subtitle file into a video so the captions always show.
How it works
- 1Add your video and its subtitle file.
- 2Choose the position, size and style.
- 3Download the captioned video.
Features
- Works with SRT and VTT files.
- Outline or dark-box style, white or yellow text.
- Bottom or top position.
- Styling codes inside the file are cleaned up so every line looks the same.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I get an SRT file?
Make one from the video's speech with Audio Transcription, or download captions with the YouTube Subtitle Downloader.
Can viewers turn these captions off?
No. Burned-in captions are part of the picture. That's why they work on every platform.
My captions show strange characters.
Save the subtitle file as UTF-8. Older Windows encodings are converted, but not always perfectly.
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