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Sync subtitles online: shift, stretch, change FPS

Subtitles early, late or drifting? Fix the timing of an SRT, VTT or ASS file and download it — in your browser.

Runs in your browser. Nothing leaves your device.

Which fix do I need?

Every line is early or late by the same amount: use Shift. Watch for one line, note how far off it is, and enter that — positive if the subtitles should appear later.

The first lines match but the gap grows towards the end: the subtitles were timed for a different cut or frame rate. Use Two-point sync with one line near the start and one near the end, or Frame rate if you know the rates (23.976 and 25 are the usual pair).

The text shows as "Ïðèâåò" or "Привет": the file is in Windows-1251. Loading it here and saving it fixes that, even with a zero shift.

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Frequently asked questions

SubRip (.srt), WebVTT (.vtt) and Advanced SubStation Alpha (.ass/.ssa). Only the timestamps change; text, styles and formatting tags are kept exactly as they were.
Pause the video when a character starts speaking and compare with the time shown on the matching subtitle line. The difference is your shift.
Film is shot at 23.976 frames per second, European TV and many rips run at 25. Subtitles timed for one drift steadily against the other — by about 4 % — and the frame-rate fix rescales every time to match.
No. The file is read and rewritten in your browser; nothing is sent to our server.