YouTube Subtitle Downloader

Download YouTube subtitles as SRT, VTT, TXT.

Key Features

Download YouTube subtitles in SRT, VTT and TXT formats

Supports auto-generated and manually uploaded captions

All available languages shown for each video

SRT format compatible with all video editing software

Free, no account, works on any device

How to Download YouTube Subtitles

Step-by-step guide to save captions from any YouTube video in SRT, VTT or TXT format.

1

Paste the YouTube URL

Copy the URL of the YouTube video with subtitles and paste it into the input box above, then click Get Subtitles.

2

Select Language and Format

Choose your preferred caption language from the list, then select the format: SRT (for video editors), VTT (for web), or TXT (for plain text).

3

Download the Subtitle File

Click the Download button. The subtitle file will be saved to your device and is ready to use in any video editor or media player.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I download YouTube subtitles?
Paste the YouTube video URL above and click Get Subtitles. All available caption tracks will be listed. Select your language, choose SRT, VTT, or TXT format, then click Download.
What subtitle formats are available?
SRT (SubRip) — the most widely used format for video editing software like Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. VTT (WebVTT) — ideal for web players and HTML5 video. TXT — plain text for reading, translation, or repurposing content.
Can I download auto-generated YouTube captions?
Yes — both manually uploaded captions and YouTube's auto-generated captions (available on most English-language videos) can be downloaded. Auto-generated captions are labelled in the track list.
What if a video has no subtitles?
If the creator has not uploaded captions and YouTube has not generated auto-captions (common for non-English content or low-clarity audio), no tracks will be available to download.
Can I use downloaded SRT files in video editing software?
Yes — SRT files work directly in Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, VLC, and virtually every video editor. Import the SRT file as a subtitle track to burn in captions or add them as a separate layer.
Can I download subtitles in languages other than English?
Yes — all available caption tracks for a video are shown, which can include multiple languages if the creator has uploaded them. Auto-generated captions are usually only available in the video's original language.

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