Media Doctor · Free tool
Get the words out of a subtitle file. Drop in an SRT or VTT file and download a clean transcript without line numbers, timestamps or formatting. Nothing is uploaded.
Runs in your browser. Subtitle text stays on this device, and the .txt file is created locally.
Windows apps from SteveShines
No subtitle file? Transcribe the audio of your own recordings on your PC.
Offline transcription for audio and video.
Cut video, remove silence and add captions.
Video downloader and local media toolkit.
00:00:01,000 --> 00:00:03,000 timing line.<i>, <font> and WebVTT voice tags.If the file will not load or shows strange characters, check it with the Subtitle Checker first.
Choose the .srt file above, or paste its contents. The tool removes the line numbers, timestamps and formatting tags and shows the spoken text, ready to copy or download as a .txt file.
Yes. SRT and WebVTT are both supported. Speaker voice tags such as <v Name> and styling tags are removed; NOTE and STYLE blocks are skipped.
Automatic captions often repeat the same line in back-to-back cues. With “Remove lines repeated back to back” on, only the first copy is kept. Turn the option off to keep every cue.
Yes. Turn on “Keep a timestamp before each line” to get one line per cue starting with its time, for example [00:01:02]. Paragraphs are not joined in that mode.
No. The file is read and converted in your browser, and the text file is created on your device. SteveShines does not receive your subtitle text.
This tool needs an existing SRT or VTT file. To get text from the audio itself, use a transcription app such as Tapescript on your PC.