Arabic SRT files

An SRT file is a text file that connects each subtitle cue to a start and end time. Arabic Subtitles turns Arabic speech from your video or recording into editable SRT cues, keeping the Arabic wording close to what was spoken.

When to use an SRT file

Load an SRT into VLC or another player to watch subtitles, or import it into a video editor to style the text and include it in your project. SRT also works with publishing tools that accept subtitle files.

From a recording to SRT

1. Choose a supported MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, or audio file.
2. Select the Arabic audio track, check the duration, and consent to upload the prepared audio.
3. Review timing and spelling, especially names and dialect words, then download the SRT.

Before you publish

The result is Arabic transcription, not English or other-language translation. The site does not burn text into the video or export a new video; it gives you an SRT to use in the tool you prefer. Create an Arabic SRT or learn how to add it to a video.