FREE How-To Guide
How to Create SRT Files on Mac & Windows
SRT (or SubRip subtitle) files are one of the most common file formats used for subtitles & captions – but did you know you can write them yourself?
Although SRT files require a significant time commitment (particularly for longer videos), they are the easiest format for writing do-it-yourself closed captions. Most media players, lecture capture software, and video recording software are compatible with SRT caption files.
Here, you can download a step-by-step guide to SRT files and/or our interactive, editable template to start writing your own captions today.
Although SRT files require a significant time commitment (particularly for longer videos), they are the easiest format for writing do-it-yourself closed captions. Most media players, lecture capture software, and video recording software are compatible with SRT caption files.
Here, you can download a step-by-step guide to SRT files and/or our interactive, editable template to start writing your own captions today.
Media players that accept SRT files:
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Facebook
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YouTube
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Windows Media Player
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Wistia
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Slideshare
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Adobe Presenter
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Camtasia
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Kaltura and MediaSpace
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and more...
Ready to start writing your own SRT files? Fill out the form to download our step-by-step guide 👉
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