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Open a VTT file

Drop the .vtt here — captions from a web video or a transcript from Teams or Zoom — and read it as a table, with the speaker of every line when the file names one.

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What a .vtt file is

A .vtt (WebVTT) is the subtitle format of the web: the captions of an HTML5 video, YouTube, online courses, and the transcript Teams and Zoom save after a meeting. It is text, like SRT, with a WEBVTT header and room for speaker names, positions and styling.

The file is usually wanted for its text, and it does not give it up easily: a meeting transcript is hundreds of half-sentences between timestamps, and YouTube’s automatic captions repeat every phrase as they roll. Here the repeats are dropped, speakers are shown in their own column, and the whole thing can leave as paragraphs in Word, plain text, or SRT for a player.

What you can do here

TimingShift every line, or only from a cut scene on; sync by two lines when the drift grows; convert between 25 and 23.976 fps.
TextOdd symbols instead of letters are re-read in the right encoding; hearing-impaired notes, credits and site ads come out.
Two files into oneTwo languages on screen at once, matched by time — or part 2 of a film after part 1.

Convert VTT to something else

VTT→SRTVTT→WordVTT→TXT

Questions

It is a Teams meeting transcript.
Save it as “Word — transcript in paragraphs”: the fragments are joined into paragraphs with each speaker’s name in bold.
Can I search for what someone said?
Yes — the search box matches the text and the speaker’s name.
Is the file uploaded?
No. It is read by this page on your own device; there is no server for it to go to.