SRT Subtitles & Closed Captions
Professional subtitle generation for multilingual research and media. Accurate, timestamped SRT files ready for any video platform.
Multilingual Research Support
Transcribe audio in any language with high accuracy
How It Works
Upload your media. Get perfect SRT subtitles in minutes.
"Set It and Forget It" Promise
"Submit once. We handle the rest."
"No follow-ups needed. No status checking required."
"Your requests move forward while you focus on what matters"
"Managing multiple projects? See everything in one dashboard"
"Smart workflows that adapt to each project's needs"
Transcript File Formats: Which One Do You Need?
SRT subtitles are one of several transcript file formats we deliver. Here is how they compare, so you can request the right deliverable for your project.
SRT (SubRip subtitles)
Numbered captions with start and end timecodes. The standard for video subtitles — accepted by YouTube, Vimeo, Zoom, and every major video editor. Choose SRT when the transcript needs to appear on screen.
Word (.docx)
Full transcripts with speaker labels and optional timestamps, formatted for direct import into NVivo, ATLAS.ti, Dedoose, and MAXQDA. The default choice for qualitative analysis.
A fixed-layout transcript for sharing, archiving, or appending to reports and ethics documentation — the content cannot shift or be edited accidentally.
Plain text (.txt)
The most portable format — no styling, just the words. Useful for computational text analysis, corpus tools, and custom pipelines.
Need a full transcript instead of subtitles? See our research transcription services — every project can include any of these formats on request.