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Fix Subtitle Sync

Subtitles out of sync? Load your video and SRT/VTT file, watch with live captions, drag the offset until they match, and download the corrected subtitle file.

When subtitles run ahead of or behind the audio, every line is offset by the same amount — so shifting all timestamps by that amount fixes the whole file. EditClips.online lets you find that amount visually: load the video and the subtitle file, play it with live captions, and drag the offset slider until speech and text line up. Then download the corrected SRT or VTT. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

Everything runs in your browser — the video and subtitles never leave your device.

How to Use Fix Subtitle Sync

  1. Add your video (or audio) file, then add the matching .srt or .vtt subtitle file
  2. Press play — the captions appear over the video exactly as timed in the file
  3. Drag the offset slider until the captions match the speech; the fine ± buttons help nail it
  4. Download the corrected subtitle file and use it anywhere

Features

  • Live preview — watch your video with the captions rendered on top
  • Drag a slider (or use ±10/±100/±500 ms buttons) until subtitles match the speech
  • Supports .srt and .vtt subtitle files
  • Works with video or audio-only files
  • Download the corrected file in its original format
  • 100% private — video and subtitles never leave your device

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are my subtitles out of sync?
Usually the subtitle file was made for a different cut of the video — an extra intro, a different frame rate transfer, or a trimmed release. That shifts every line by the same constant amount, which is exactly what this tool corrects.
Does it re-encode my video?
No. The video is only used for previewing. The tool edits the subtitle file's timestamps and gives you a corrected .srt or .vtt — your video file is untouched.
What if the drift gets worse over time instead of being constant?
Progressive drift means the subtitles were timed for a different frame rate. A constant shift fixes the start; if the end still drifts, the file needs retiming rather than shifting — try re-generating subtitles with our AI Transcription tool instead.
Is my video uploaded?
No. Everything runs locally in your browser — the video, the subtitle file, and the correction. Nothing is sent to any server.
What subtitle formats are supported?
SubRip (.srt) and WebVTT (.vtt), the two most common formats. The corrected file downloads in the same format you loaded.