Why Convert SRT to JSON?

Converting from SubRip Text to JSON Array gives you access to JSON's unique features and capabilities. Programmatic subtitle format for developers and API integrations

Developer Friendly

Standard JSON format perfect for APIs, web apps, and programmatic access.

Easy Integration

Works seamlessly with JavaScript, Python, and all modern programming languages.

Structured Data

Clean key-value pairs for timing, text, and metadata in a readable structure.

API Compatible

Ideal for REST APIs, databases, and automated subtitle processing pipelines.

Common Use Cases

Web applications - Use subtitle data in React, Vue, Angular, or any JavaScript framework
API development - Build subtitle APIs and web services with structured data
Data processing - Analyze, transform, or manipulate subtitle data programmatically
Database storage - Store subtitles in MongoDB, PostgreSQL JSON columns, or NoSQL databases

SRT vs JSON: Key Differences

Feature	SRT	JSON
Format Type	Plain text	Structured data
Time Format	HH:MM:SS,mmm	Milliseconds or HH:MM:SS
Header	None	JSON array
Styling	None	Metadata only
Positioning	Bottom center only	Data fields
File Size	Small	Medium
Compatibility	Universal	APIs and developers

How the Conversion Works

Our SRT to JSON converter automatically handles all the technical differences between formats:

Parses SRT file structure and extracts subtitle data
Converts time codes from SRT to JSON format
Preserves all subtitle text and timing information
Maintains proper character encoding (UTF-8)
Generates valid JSON file ready for use

Need the reverse?

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