TXT to SUB

SRT (SubRip Subtitle) is used to process, transmit, and distribute various types of subtitle content in a specific subtitle format. TXT, which stands for plain text, is a basic language that structures and formats documents containing both timing and textual information. Occasionally, you might need to convert SRT files, which are generated by some exclusive software, into TXT files to make them accessible across various platforms. Below is a comprehensive guide on how to convert SRT to TXT using our Caption Subtitle Converter.

Step 1: Go to the Captions/Subtitles Converter

Firstly, click on the link or copy and paste this link into your browser https://transcribefiles.net/other/pages/caption-subtitle-converter.htm.

Step 2: Set conversion settings

Scroll down to the Convert To section. In the Select format dropdown menu, select “.sub” For the “Character Encoding” option, most users can just leave it as “UTF-8” unless your TXT file uses a different type of encoding.

Step 3: Choose TXT file

Navigate to the Convert From section and click on the “Browse” button. In the pop-up dialog, find and select the TXT file that you want to convert. After you select the TXT file, click on the “Open” button.

Step 4: Download the SUB file

The converter will immediately start the conversion process. After it finishes the conversion, you will see a popup window that lets you download the converted SUB file. Click on the “Download” button and choose a save location on your computer.

That’s all! Now you know how to convert TXT to SUB using the TranscribeFiles Caption Subtitle Converter.