Preview SRT in your browser
Drop in any SRT file and see a clean, structured table view with start/end times. Catch sync drift, missing lines, or mis-encoded characters before you ship.
Input
SRT file
Drop, paste, or pick
Output
Structured timeline
Clean cue table
- Runs 100% in your browser — nothing uploads
Paste your SRT content to see a clean, structured preview with start and end times.
SRT → structured timeline view
Raw SRT
What you provide
1 00:00:12,340 --> 00:00:15,780 Hello, it's me 2 00:00:15,780 --> 00:00:19,200 I was wondering if after all 3 00:00:19,200 --> 00:00:22,840 these years you'd like to meet
Parsed timeline
What you receive
# Start End Text 1 00:00:12.34 00:00:15.78 Hello, it's me 2 00:00:15.78 00:00:19.20 I was wondering if after all 3 00:00:19.20 00:00:22.84 these years you'd like to meet ✓ Format detected: SRT ✓ 3 cues parsed · 0 errors
How to use this tool
- 01
Drop or paste SRT
File drag-and-drop, clipboard paste, or click to browse — whatever's fastest.
- 02
Wrong format?
If we detect a different format than the URL says, we'll suggest switching viewers.
Pasted SRT into the SRT viewer? We'll spot it.
- 03
Browse the timeline
Each line shows start/end times alongside the text — sortable, scannable, easy to spot anomalies.
Why use this tool
Timeline-indexed view
Every cue rendered with start, end, and content side-by-side — no squinting at raw text.
Format mismatch detection
Auto-detects the actual content type. Pasted SRT into the wrong viewer? We catch it and offer a switch.
Zero upload
Both file picker and clipboard input stay in your browser. Use it for confidential pre-release subtitles safely.
Who this tool is for
Subtitle QA
Review every line of a translated subtitle before delivering to a client or platform.
Quick debugging
When a player rejects a file, paste it here to spot the malformed line in seconds.
Lyric reading
Read along with subtitle content cleanly formatted.