Convert JSON to SRT
Transform JSON Array (.json) subtitle files to SubRip Text (.srt) format
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Supported: .json files (max 10MB)
Why Convert JSON to SRT?
Converting from JSON Array to SubRip Text gives you access to SRT's unique features and capabilities. The most universal subtitle format, compatible with virtually all video players and platforms
SRT works with virtually every video player, platform, and device worldwide.
Plain text format that's easy to create, edit, and troubleshoot.
Minimal formatting means smaller files and faster loading.
Accepted by YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, and all major video platforms.
Common Use Cases
- YouTube uploads - Add subtitles to your YouTube videos
- Social media - Share videos with captions on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok
- Video editing - Import subtitles into video editing software
- Universal playback - Ensure compatibility across all devices and players
JSON vs SRT: Key Differences
| Feature | JSON | SRT |
|---|---|---|
| Format Type | Structured data | Plain text |
| Time Format | Milliseconds or HH:MM:SS | HH:MM:SS,mmm |
| Header | JSON array | None |
| Styling | Metadata only | None |
| Positioning | Data fields | Bottom center only |
| File Size | Medium | Small |
| Compatibility | APIs and developers | Universal |
How the Conversion Works
Our JSON to SRT converter automatically handles all the technical differences between formats:
- Parses JSON file structure and extracts subtitle data
- Converts time codes from JSON to SRT format
- Preserves all subtitle text and timing information
- Maintains proper character encoding (UTF-8)
- Generates valid SRT file ready for use
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