Markdown to SRT Converter
Converts a Markdown file into SRT subtitles: the markup is stripped, every remaining line becomes one cue, and the timestamps are synthesized from a seconds-per-line value you set. Headings, list bullets, emphasis and link syntax go; the words stay. Code blocks are dropped whole. Nothing is uploaded.
Turn Markdown notes into a subtitle file — free, 100% private
How to Convert Subtitle Files
Four steps to convert any subtitle or transcript format — no software, no upload, no account.
Paste or drop the .md
Paste your Markdown into the input area or drop the file. Blank lines are ignored, so the spacing in your source costs nothing.
The markup is stripped
Heading marks, blockquote marks, list bullets, thematic breaks, bold and italic markers, inline code ticks and link syntax are removed — the link text stays, the URL goes. Fenced code blocks and images are dropped whole.
Set "Seconds per line"
Each surviving line becomes one cue shown for this many seconds, laid end to end from 00:00:00. Three seconds is the default.
Copy or download the .srt
Download saves a .srt ready for a video player or an upload. Use the subtitle editor afterwards if the timings have to match real audio.
Why Use This Converter
- Strips headings, bullets, emphasis, inline code and link syntax in one pass
- Drops code blocks and images rather than reading them aloud
- Timings synthesized on a seconds-per-line value you control
- 100% client-side — your notes are never uploaded
- Output opens in VLC, Premiere, DaVinci Resolve and every player that reads SRT
- No sign-up, no limits, no watermark
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