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💬 YouTube Subtitle Downloader

Download auto-generated subtitles from any YouTube video as SRT or plain text. Supports 12+ languages.

ℹ️ About This Tool

  • Works with videos that have auto-generated or manually added captions
  • SRT format is compatible with most video players and editors
  • Private videos and videos with disabled captions are not supported
  • Language availability depends on what the creator or YouTube has generated

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an SRT file?

SRT (SubRip Subtitle) is the most widely supported subtitle format. It contains numbered subtitle blocks, each with a timestamp range and the text. SRT files work with VLC, Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, and most video platforms.

Can I download subtitles for any YouTube video?

Only videos with auto-generated captions or manually uploaded subtitles can be downloaded. Private videos, videos where the creator has disabled captions, and very short videos often have no subtitles available.

How do I use the downloaded SRT file?

In VLC, go to Subtitle > Add Subtitle File. In video editors like Premiere or DaVinci, import the SRT as a captions track. You can also use it as a transcript for SEO, repurposing content, or creating blog posts.

Why does "No subtitles found" appear for some videos?

The video may not have auto-generated captions in the selected language. Try switching to English, or check if the video's creator has uploaded captions in a different language using the YouTube captions menu.

What is the difference between SRT and TXT download?

SRT includes timestamps and sequential numbering — ideal for video players. TXT is plain text with no timestamps — ideal for reading transcripts, searching content, or copying text for repurposing.