SRT to PDF
Turn subtitle files into a PDF: a clean transcript, every line with its time, or a table.
Your files are converted in your browser and never uploaded.
Layout
Drag and drop subtitle files here, or click to choose
SRT, VTT, ASS or SBV, up to 20 at once.
Layouts
Three ways to lay out your subtitles as a PDF
Transcript
The words of every subtitle joined into readable paragraphs, without times. Good for reading, printing or sharing a script.
With times
Each subtitle under its start time, so you can find any line in the video.
Table
Number, start, end and text in columns, with the header repeated on every page.
How It Works
How to convert SRT to PDF
Step 1
Pick a layout
A transcript without times, each line with its time, or a table.
Step 2
Add your subtitle files
SRT, VTT, ASS or SBV. Add one file or up to 20 and see a preview.
Step 3
Download the PDF
Each file becomes a PDF named after it, ready to read, print or share.
FAQ
SRT to PDF questions
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