Transcript Tools
VTT to Plain Text
Strip all WebVTT formatting from a .vtt file and extract clean, readable transcript text. Removes WEBVTT header, timestamps, cue settings, and sequence numbers, giving you the caption text only.
All processing happens in your browser; transcript text is never uploaded
Features
- Strips WEBVTT header and cue identifiers
- Removes all timestamps and positioning metadata
- Removes HTML tags inside cues (<b>, <i>, <c>)
- Joins cue lines into readable paragraphs
- Download as .txt file
- Browser-only
How to use it
- Paste your WebVTT content or drop a .vtt file.
- Plain text appears in the output.
- Copy or download as .txt.
Use cases
- Extracting readable transcripts from downloaded WebVTT files
- Converting video captions to plain text for editing
- Archiving subtitle text content as readable documents
Limitations
- Subtitle-specific styling cues (<ruby>, positioning) are stripped entirely.
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Use toolFrequently asked
Does it preserve speaker labels?
VTT speaker tags like <v Speaker> are handled, speaker name is optionally preserved as a label at the start of the line.