TXT to SRT Converter

Converts a plain text transcript into a standards-compliant SubRip (SRT) file ready for video captions.
It segments the input into subtitle blocks, applies a strict index sequence, wraps lines to fit the target character limit, and formats timestamps as 00:00:00,000 --> 00:00:xx,xxx. The tool supports UTF-8 text and preserves non-Latin characters, punctuation, and line breaks where appropriate.
Two timing modes are available: auto timing distributes time across blocks using a per-block duration you specify, while manual timing accepts user-provided hints for start/end times. This makes it suitable for quick transcripts and for more precise captioning when syncing to existing video edits.
Who benefits: video editors, podcasters, e-learning teams, and content creators seeking consistent, publication-ready captions without manual SRT crafting. Unique value includes strict adherence to the SRT format, robust handling of wrapping, language-aware processing, and straightforward export flow. It reduces manual editing time, improves accessibility, and streamlines publishing pipelines.
Core features include block segmentation by blank lines or sentence boundaries, configurable max_chars_per_line, UTF-8 support, error checks for empty input, and optional export to VTT if needed. The tool operates entirely on text input and does not access media files, ensuring privacy and fast turnaround.