SubtitleRocketHow do I convert SRT to TXT?
Open an SRT file or paste its contents. The converter extracts each subtitle cue, removes the timestamp and cue number, and creates a plain-text transcript you can copy or download.
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Convert SRT or VTT subtitles to plain text
Use this converter when you need the spoken text without subtitle timing—for notes, a script, a translation draft, or a searchable transcript. Paste or open an SRT or VTT file and it removes cue numbers, timestamps, and common formatting tags on your device.
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FAQ
Does it also convert VTT to text?
Yes. WebVTT files are detected from the WEBVTT header or .vtt filename and handled by the same private browser-side converter.
Are italic and bold tags kept?
No. Common subtitle markup such as <i>, <b>, and ASS-style formatting blocks is stripped so the TXT output stays readable.
Is my transcript uploaded?
No. The file is read and converted locally in your browser.
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