Inspect every cue
Check timestamps, order, overlaps, gaps, empty cues, line length, duration, formatting and reading speed.
Check SRT or VTT structure, timing, overlaps, readability and formatting. Choose a delivery profile, review exact cue-level findings, apply only selected safe repairs, and export locally.
Drag & drop an SRT or VTT here, or browse your device.
Check timestamps, order, overlaps, gaps, empty cues, line length, duration, formatting and reading speed.
Use General, streaming, broadcast or editing-app profiles, or define your own limits.
Select safe repairs, choose how overlaps are handled, review the change log, then download the cleaned file and report.
Structural faults are separated from readability warnings, with cue-level diagnostics and configurable thresholds.
Professional subtitle tools distinguish mechanical faults from editorial choices. Automatic repair stays conservative: dialogue is not rewritten and reading-speed decisions remain yours.
No. The file is read and processed by your browser. Subtitle contents are not sent to a processing server.
SRT and WebVTT are supported for checking and export. VTT keeps its WEBVTT header and timestamp style.
General, Netflix-style, Broadcast/BBC-style, YouTube, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, Avid Media Composer and Custom. Profiles are practical presets; always follow the exact delivery specification supplied by your client or platform.
Selected structural repairs include numbering, sorting, canonical timestamps, empty-cue removal, overlap handling, minimum-duration fixes, safe line wrapping and supported formatting-tag balancing. Dialogue meaning and reading speed are not automatically rewritten.
Yes. Copy the report to your clipboard or download a plain-text QC/repair report after checking the file.