Create an SRT Subtitle File from Text
Convert a script into a .srt file with approximate times and configurable duration for editing in CapCut or other programs.
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Create an SRT Subtitle File from Text: what you need to know
If you already have a video script, you can transform it into a subtitle file that can be imported into an editor. Prisma Space separates the text into fragments and creates a downloadable SRT structure.
You can enter one line of text at a time or paste a complete text, define the approximate seconds per subtitle, and adjust the maximum characters. The times are estimated: the tool does not listen to the audio nor automatically synchronizes phrases with the voice.
How to use this tool
- Paste the script or enter one line of text at a time.
- Adjust the approximate duration and maximum characters for each subtitle.
- Generate and download the SRT file; import it into CapCut or another editor and synchronize the times.
Common questions
Does the tool transcribe the video audio?
No. It creates subtitles from the text you provide and assigns approximate times.
Is the file compatible with CapCut?
Yes. Download a .srt file that you can import into CapCut and other compatible editors.