SRT to CSV Converter

Sometimes you need your subtitles as data, not timed text. The SRT to CSV Converter turns each cue into a row with index, start, end and text columns, ready for Excel, Google Sheets, a database, or a translation tool.

Quoting is handled correctly, so a subtitle containing a comma or a line break stays inside a single cell. Pick comma, semicolon or tab as the delimiter (semicolon helps when your spreadsheet expects that list separator), and optionally drop the header row. Paste your SRT, convert, and copy or download the CSV.

• Four columns: index, start, end, text.
• Correct quoting: commas and line breaks stay in one cell.
• Delimiter choice: comma, semicolon or tab.
• Header toggle: include or omit the column row.
• Spreadsheet-ready: open directly in Excel or Sheets.
• Private: runs in your browser.

1. Paste your SRT (sample preloaded for instant testing).
2. Pick a delimiter and whether to include a header.
3. Click Convert to CSV and copy or download.

Example 1 — Translation. Send the text column to a translator, then map back.

Example 2 — Analytics. Load cues into a sheet to measure timing.

Example 3 — Database import. Bulk-insert rows into a captions table.

• Tabular: one cue per row, easy to filter.
• No broken cells: robust CSV quoting.
• Locale-friendly: semicolon/tab options.
• Lossless text: wording and breaks preserved.
• Private: nothing uploaded.