Import a caption file to get started
or drag and drop a .srt, .vtt, or .csv file here
You have a previous session:
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Set a default anytime in ☰ → Settings → On launch.
A caption editor for Premiere Pro. Import an SRT, refine the cut and the wording right in the panel, then push the result back to your timeline.
.srt, .vtt, or .csv file onto the panel (a CSV with frame timecodes asks for your frame rate once).Ctrl+F) — matches are highlighted as you type, with the first one selected; Enter / Shift+Enter step through them. Open the replace row to swap the selected match (Replace, then it moves to the next) or change every match at once (Replace all). Toggle Aa for case and W for whole-word (so “at” won’t match inside “procrastinating”). Flags and notes are Subtext-only and never touch the exported SRT.Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y) adjust your edits. Panel size lives in Settings → UI → UI size.Sequence_v2.srt) in a Subtext bin in the Project panel. The SRT is saved to disk in a Subtext folder beside your project file — or set your own folder in ☰ → Settings → Caption save location.Subtext — CEP extension for Premiere Pro 2023–2026.
Enter the license key from your purchase receipt to activate Subtext on this computer.
Your key is in the receipt email from your purchase and on your Gumroad download page. One license activates Subtext on up to 2 computers. Need help? Email support (see the receipt).