SRT ⇄ CSV Converter
Export subtitle cues to CSV for review or translation, or rebuild an .srt file from CSV. Supports files up to 200MB.
Or convert a file directly — supports files up to 200MB
Drag & drop a file here, or click to browse
Processed in the background, so the page stays responsive even for huge files
How to use this tool
SRT → CSV exports every cue as a row with Index, Start, End, and Text columns — great for sending captions to a translator in a spreadsheet. CSV → SRT expects those same column names (case-insensitive) and rebuilds a standard .srt file. Everything runs locally in your browser.
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