SRT and VTT

SRT

SubRip is the most widely supported subtitle format, used by most video editors and players. Each cue has a number, a time range and its text:

1
00:00:04,120 --> 00:00:07,400
This is what an SRT cue looks like.

VTT

WebVTT is the subtitle format for HTML5 video. The file starts with a WEBVTT header, and times use a period instead of a comma:

WEBVTT

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00:00:04.120 --> 00:00:07.400
This is what a VTT cue looks like.

How cues are made

There's one cue per transcript segment, generated from the current transcript — edits included — in whichever language tab you export from.

Which plans

SRT is available on every plan. VTT unlocks with a monthly plan or Pay-As-You-Go credits. See Plan limits.