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Burn Subtitles into Video
Upload your own SRT subtitle file and a video. Burn subtitles into the video offline — no transcription needed.
What can you use this for?
Multilingual subtitles
Translate your SRT file into another language and burn bilingual subtitles — original on top, translation below.
Social media captions
Burn captions directly into the video so they display on muted autoplay on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook.
E-learning & courses
Permanently embed subtitles into course videos so learners always see text, even in offline or LMS players.
Accessibility
Hardcode subtitles to ensure hearing-impaired viewers can follow along regardless of the platform or player.
Film & video production
Lock in subtitles for final delivery files when clients or distributors require hard-coded text in the video file.
Repurpose existing SRT files
Already have an SRT from YouTube or another tool? Burn it into any video file without re-transcribing.
How to burn subtitles into a video
- 1
Add your video
Select the video you want to caption.
- 2
Add your subtitle file
Upload the SRT or VTT subtitle file that matches the video.
- 3
Style and export
Pick a font, size, color, and position, then export an MP4 with the subtitles permanently burned in.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which subtitle formats are supported?
SRT and WebVTT (.vtt) files are supported. ASS/SSA files need to be converted to SRT first.
Will the video lose quality?
The output keeps your original resolution. The video is re-encoded once to draw the subtitles onto each frame.
Is my video uploaded?
No. Your file never leaves your device — processing runs locally in the browser using WebCodecs.
Do I need subtitles first?
Yes. If you don't have a subtitle file yet, use the Video to SRT tool to generate one from your video with AI.