Convert downloaded lecture subtitles from Coursera, edX, or Udemy into universal SRT subtitles with clean timecodes and no HTML tags.
or select multiple files from your device
Online learning platforms like Coursera and edX offer lecture transcripts exclusively in WebVTT (.vtt) format containing internal positioning tags, voice cues, and CSS markup. Desktop media players like VLC, MPC-HC, and smart TVs frequently fail to display or misalign these cues. Converting them to standard SubRip (.srt) strips clutter while maintaining millisecond-level synchronization.
Watch downloaded lectures during your commute or on flights with clean, perfectly aligned subtitles.
Import standard SRT files into translation tools like DeepL, Google Translate, or subtitle editors.
Import lecture captions into professional video editing software that rejects WebVTT files.
Extract clean, timestamped text transcripts from college courses to prepare study summaries.
Coursera WebVTT files contain custom tags (like <v speaker> and position cues) that desktop players often misunderstand. Converting to clean SRT removes these tags while preserving all text and timings.
Yes, you can drop up to 20 VTT files simultaneously and download them packaged as a single ZIP archive.
Yes, our parser fully supports UTF-8 character encoding, ensuring accented letters and right-to-left scripts remain intact.
Never. The conversion is performed 100% in your browser using local JavaScript.