EZscribeFree audio subtitle converter
Convert Audio and MP3 to SRT Subtitles
Turn speech from MP3, WAV, M4A and other audio files into timed subtitles. Transcribe online, review the text, and download a ready-to-use SRT file.
- No signup for Free
- Timed SRT export
- Private processing
1
00:00:01,200 → 00:00:04,800
Welcome to today's interview.
2
00:00:05,100 → 00:00:09,400
Let's turn this recording into subtitles.
Convert common audio formats to SRT
Upload an audio or video file and export the timed transcript as SubRip subtitles.
Three simple steps
How to convert MP3 to SRT
Step 1
Upload your audio
Choose an MP3, WAV, M4A or another supported audio file in the transcription workspace.
Step 2
Generate timed text
EZScribe transcribes the speech and keeps timestamps for each subtitle segment.
Step 3
Download the SRT
Review the transcript, select SRT as the export format, and download your subtitle file.
Real subtitle timestamps
Export caption segments with start and end times, not just a plain wall of transcript text.
A private Free option
Free English transcription runs locally in supported browsers, so your media stays on your device.
Made for audio files
Use podcasts, interviews, voice recordings, lectures and meeting audio as your source.
Questions
Audio to SRT FAQ
How do I convert audio to an SRT file?
Open the EZScribe transcription tool, upload your audio file, wait for the transcript to finish, then choose SRT as the export format and download the subtitle file.
Can I convert MP3 to SRT for free?
Yes. EZScribe can convert a short English MP3 to a timestamped SRT file in your browser for free and without an account. Pro transcription supports longer files and 100+ languages.
Which audio formats can I convert to SRT?
EZScribe accepts common audio and video formats including MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, WebM, MP4 and MOV.
What is an SRT file?
An SRT file is a plain-text subtitle file containing numbered caption blocks with start times, end times and spoken text. It works with YouTube, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, VLC and many other editors and players.
Are my audio files stored?
Free transcription runs locally in supported browsers. Original files sent through Pro transcription are processed to create the transcript and are not stored by EZScribe after processing.
Create an SRT file from your audio
Open the transcription workspace, upload your file, and export accurate subtitles in SRT format.
Convert audio to SRT