Extract Embedded Subtitles from Video
Find embedded subtitle tracks locally in your browser. Extract text tracks as SRT or download image subtitle tracks. No video uploads, speech recognition or burned-in caption OCR.
Choose a video to find embedded subtitles
Try MKV, MP4, MOV, AVI, TS, WebM and other media files. Extraction depends on the embedded subtitle tracks. No sign-in or video upload.
First use downloads a processing engine of about 31 MB. Processing stays on your device; a desktop browser is recommended for large files.
Burned-in captions cannot be extracted. This tool does not transcribe speech or export video. Already have subtitles? Open editor
How to Use Extract Subtitles from Video
- Choose a local video and detect subtitle tracks
- Check languages, track names and codecs
- Download individual tracks or ZIP; open text subtitles in the editor
Supported Formats and Limitations
Try MKV, MP4, MOV, AVI, TS and WebM containers. Actual support depends on subtitle codecs. Files up to 512 MiB; a desktop browser is recommended for larger files.
SRT conversion may lose text styling and positioning. Image tracks are downloaded without OCR.
Burned-in captions cannot be extracted. Videos with no subtitle tracks are not transcribed.
First use downloads an engine of about 31 MB. Video files remain on your device and are not sent to a server or AI provider.
Example Extraction Results
A video with an embedded English text subtitle track can produce an SRT file for editing. An image-based subtitle track is downloaded in its original format without OCR. A video with burned-in captions but no subtitle tracks will not produce subtitle text.
English · Text subtitle track → subtitles.en.srt Spanish · Image subtitle track → original track download No embedded tracks → no subtitles to extract
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to upload my files or sign in?
No. This free tool processes your files locally in your browser without an account. Export your result before leaving the page.
What should I check before downloading?
Try MKV, MP4, MOV, AVI, TS and WebM containers. Actual support depends on subtitle codecs. Files up to 512 MiB; a desktop browser is recommended for larger files.
Will my original file be changed?
The source file is not overwritten. Review the result and download a new file. Keep your original when converting formats, because styling and positioning may not carry over.