Use caseUpdated October 16, 20261 min read
Transcribe Audio to SRT Subtitles: Upload, Check, Export
Best for
- Podcasters who publish captions with each episode
- Creators who add subtitles in a video editor
- Teams that need a subtitle file and a Word copy of the same transcript
- Multilingual content (99 languages)
Not for
- Certified captions for compliance
- Live captions during a call
- Video links such as YouTube
From audio to subtitle file
| Step | What you do | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Audio | Upload the file, paste a podcast RSS feed, or pass a direct media URL | Up to 10 files from the feed, or that one file |
| 2. Transcript | Wait a few minutes | Text with speaker labels |
| 3. Check | Read it against the audio and fix names and terms | A transcript you trust |
| 4. Export | Pick SRT or VTT | A subtitle file for your video editor or player |
| 5. Other formats | Pick TXT, JSON, Word, or PDF | The same transcript for other jobs |
A feed paste takes the first 10 enclosures, and each file can be up to 100 MB.
Scribebit is on the web only and works on recordings you already have. It does not take YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram links.
What it costs
Basic is 120 minutes a month free. Pro is $9.99 a month for 1,400 minutes. Packages start at 200 minutes for $2.79 and do not expire. Unused plan minutes do not roll over. English accuracy on the current model is 94.1%. We do not train on your files.
Audio to VTT captions. Audio to Word. Transcribe a podcast from RSS. Try a file.