Prepare subtitles before publishing
Choose the format or timing change deliberately, then check early, middle, and late cues before upload.
Read the guidePrepare subtitle and media-adjacent files locally in your browser before publishing or sharing.
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Tool directory
4 tools
Convert readable SRT and WebVTT files or make a timestamp-free transcript with explicit WebVTT loss warnings.
Open tool →Review a local podcast RSS feed for episode metadata and export a CSV without fetching its URL.
Open tool →Inspect common MP3 metadata and download a copy without ID3 tags while preserving the original audio bytes.
Open tool →Shift every SRT or WebVTT timestamp by one explicit offset without changing cue text.
Open tool →Choose a workflow
Subtitle Timestamp Shifter moves every readable SRT or WebVTT cue by one explicit offset. SRT & VTT Converter creates a reviewed SRT, WebVTT, or timestamp-free text copy from an existing subtitle file. It reports WebVTT-only features before an SRT copy can omit them. The timestamp shifter keeps cue text and settings intact, blocks a shift that would create negative timestamps, and reports existing overlaps for review. Podcast RSS Inspector reads one local RSS 2.0 file, reports episode metadata that needs attention, and exports titled episodes as CSV without fetching a feed URL.
Practical guides
These guides explain what to check before you share, import, print, or publish the result of a tool workflow.
Choose the format or timing change deliberately, then check early, middle, and late cues before upload.
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