English · source language preset
Create editable English subtitles from English speech. The source language is already selected, and you can review every timed cue before exporting SRT or VTT.
For longer files and cloud historyLonger files & cloud historyExplore ProUse media you own or have permission to process. This page transcribes spoken English; it does not translate subtitles into another language.
How does it work?
Step 1
Choose an authorized media file or paste a direct public media-file URL that the browser can fetch.
Step 2
English is preselected as the spoken language. Change it only when the recording is primarily in another language.
Step 3
Check names, contractions, punctuation, and speaker changes, then download the reviewed subtitles as SRT or VTT.
Language review
English subtitles are easiest to scan when punctuation, capitalization, contractions, and speaker changes are reviewed together instead of treating the transcript as one text block.
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00:00:01,200 --> 00:00:04,600
We're ready to begin the product walkthrough.
Language questions
Yes. Upload authorized media with spoken English, review the generated source-language cues, and export them as SRT or VTT.
Yes. The generator opens with English selected as the spoken language. You can still change the selection before processing.
No. It transcribes spoken English into English subtitle cues. It does not promise translation into English or another target language.
You can review the cue text and timing, then export SRT for common creator platforms and editors or VTT for web players.
Review names, contractions, punctuation, and speaker changes. Audio quality, overlapping speech, uncommon names, and specialist vocabulary can all affect the first draft.
Start with authorized English media, review every timed cue, and download an editable SRT or VTT file.