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Subtitle Export
SRT
The most common format for subtitle and editing tools.
Subtitle Export
Subify Subtitle Export: SRT, VTT & TXT
Export translated subtitles as SRT, VTT or TXT so you can edit them or use them in other tools.
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02VTT
Subtitle Export
VTT
A format suited to the web and many compatible players.
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Subtitle Export
TXT
A plain-text export for a quick read or copying the text.
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04Later Editing
Subtitle Export
Later Editing
You can correct the exported file in a subtitle editor or import it again.
RELATED GUIDES
Related Subtitle Guides
For translation and using exports, see the subtitle-translation guide and the main Subify documentation.
FAQ
Key Answers About Subtitle Export
We collected the common questions for this section so you can find answers without jumping between pages.
SRT, VTT and TXT. SRT and VTT keep the timing; TXT is text only.
SRT is a plain-text subtitle file that stores a number, start and end time and the text of each line. Many players and subtitle editors can read it.
VTT is made for subtitles on the web. Browsers and web players can show it with the video.
TXT is plain text and does not keep standard subtitle timing.
It depends on your choice: you can export either the translated subtitles or the original-language subtitles.
Yes. All three formats are plain text and open in any text or subtitle editor.
Subify
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