Free online document and subtitle converter
Word files, notes and subtitle tracks are usually small, but they can still hold private text: drafts, letters, meeting notes or the script of a family video. These converters read the document in your browser and write the new format on your device, without an upload step.
Turn a .docx into clean HTML, Markdown or plain text, convert Markdown and HTML in either direction, or print Markdown, HTML and text files to PDF. For video captions, convert SRT to WebVTT or ASS and back, turn a frame-based MicroDVD .sub into SRT, or open the subtitle editor to fix text and timing. A conversion may not keep every font, layout rule or style, so read through the result before you send it.
17 documents and subtitles tools
DOCX to MarkdownMove Word documents into Markdown for docs and wikis.
Markdown to PDFTurn Markdown into a clean, printable PDF.
HTML to PDFTurn HTML into a print-ready PDF in your browser.
SRT to VTTConvert SRT subtitles to WebVTT for HTML5 video.
VTT to SRTConvert WebVTT captions to SRT subtitles.
Subtitle EditorEdit SRT, VTT or ASS subtitles online. Fix text and timing, shift or retime every cue, preview on your video and export.
DOCX to HTMLTurn a Word document into clean HTML with no inline styles.
DOCX to TXTStrip a Word document down to plain text.
Markdown to HTMLTurn Markdown into standard HTML.
HTML to MarkdownTurn HTML into clean, readable Markdown.
TXT to PDFTurn a plain text file into a paged PDF.
Word to PDFTurn a Word document into a PDF in your browser.
SRT to ASSConvert SRT subtitles to Advanced SubStation Alpha.
ASS to SRTTurn styled ASS or SSA subtitles into plain SRT.
SUB to SRTConvert frame-based MicroDVD .sub files to timed .srt.
EML ViewerRead .eml emails and save them as HTML.
EPUB to PDFTurn an e-book into a printable PDF.Documents and subtitles questions
Converting to HTML keeps headings, lists, tables, links and images. Exact page layout, custom fonts, tracked changes and comments usually do not carry over, and plain text keeps only the words.
Both store timed caption text. SRT is the older format that most players and editors accept. WebVTT is the format HTML5 video uses on the web. The timestamps are written slightly differently, which is why one often has to be converted to the other.
ASS and SSA files can store fonts, colors and positions. SRT and VTT have little or no room for that, so converting from ASS keeps the text and timing but drops most of the styling.