SRT, VTT, DOCX, and PDF exports are now live.
What you can export
- SRT / VTT - subtitle files with precise timestamps
- DOCX - Word documents ready for editing or sharing
- PDF - clean, formatted transcripts for archiving
Options
- Speaker labels - include or hide
- Timestamps - add timecodes for document formats
How to export
- Open a completed transcription
- Click Download as
- Choose TXT, SRT, VTT, DOCX, or PDF
- Toggle speakers/timestamps if needed
Compatibility
- SRT/VTT import into Premiere Pro, Final Cut, and DaVinci Resolve
- DOCX opens in Word and Google Docs
- PDF is ideal for sign-off and sharing
Need help choosing a format?
If you’re comparing VTT vs DOCX, or searching for VTT to DOCX and DOCX to VTT workflows, start with the evergreen guides below.
- VTT vs DOCX for captions versus editable docs
- VTT export guide for HTML5 and web caption workflows
- DOCX export guide for editing, comments, and collaboration
- All export formats and all format comparisons
Free vs Premium
All formats are available to everyone. Free exports add a small watermark on DOCX/PDF. Premium exports are unbranded.
Available now in your dashboard. Tell us what format you want next.