Updated 2026-08-14
Tested on Tested Aug 2026 on CapCut 12 and Premiere Pro 2025 (Windows 11)
Local notes
Most English-speaking creators use Premiere Pro or CapCut. When subtitles disappear after import, the track selection is usually the cause, not the SRT file.
Troubleshooting
- CapCut: Text > Subtitles > Import, then select the track
- Premiere: File > Import, then drag SRT onto the caption track
- Preview before export to check timing
This tool converts speech in a video into text and creates a timed SRT file. Below are the import steps for Premiere Pro and CapCut.
Features
- Automatic speech recognition
- Generate timed SRT files
- Copy text or download TXT
- Import into Premiere Pro or CapCut
How to use
- 1.Paste a video link and parse
- 2.Extract video text
- 3.Download the SRT file
- 4.Import it into your editor
Tips
- In CapCut, import SRT under Text > Subtitles > Import.
- Check the subtitle track is selected if subtitles do not appear.
- Accuracy depends on audio quality and background noise.
FAQ
How do I import SRT into CapCut?
Open Text > Subtitles > Import, then choose the SRT file.
Subtitles do not show after import
Make sure the subtitle track is selected and the timeline covers the subtitle times.
How accurate is the transcription?
Accuracy depends on audio quality, accents and background noise.
Which platforms are supported?
TikTok, Douyin, Bilibili and other supported platforms.