Import subtitles
Supports .srt and the CapCut subtitle files draft_content.json and draft_info.json
Open an SRT or CapCut JSON subtitle file, review and edit the captions, then export them as SRT, VTT, timestamped text, or plain text.
Supports .srt and the CapCut subtitle files draft_content.json and draft_info.json
Choose the format that fits your next step
Clear answers about exporting CapCut captions, choosing a subtitle format, and using this browser-based tool.
CapCut SRT Export is a browser-based tool that reads caption text and timing from a CapCut project draft. You can review the captions and save them as SRT, timestamped text, or plain text without uploading the draft to a server.
CapCut offers caption export on supported platforms, but the available options can vary by platform, region, and app version. This tool provides a draft-based option when you can access the CapCut desktop project folder.
Open the CapCut project folder, choose it in this tool, review the detected subtitles, select SRT subtitles, set the file name, and choose Save. The browser will let you select a location when its file picker is supported.
CapCut mobile export options depend on the current app version and region. This website is designed for desktop project drafts because mobile browsers normally cannot access CapCut's private project files.
Common causes include captions that were not recognized as exportable captions, an incomplete project draft, the wrong project folder, or platform and version limits. For this tool, select the exact folder containing draft_content.json or draft_info.json.
Choose SRT for video editors, publishing platforms, and translation workflows. Use timestamped text for review notes, or plain text when you only need the spoken words without timecodes.
Yes. The selected project file is parsed in your browser and is not uploaded by this website. Your edited captions remain on the device unless you save or copy the exported result yourself.