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Cue numbers
Remove numbered subtitle blocks that do not belong in readable transcript text.
Clean SRT transcript files
Remove timestamps from SRT transcript files
Remove timestamps from your SRT transcript files with ease. Simply upload your .srt file or paste the transcript, then click the Clean Timestamps button to clean the text.
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Built for subtitle files
Turn SRT subtitles into readable text
SRT files are made for video players, not reading. TimeWipe strips the structure around the captions so you can use the transcript anywhere.
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Timing ranges
Strip lines such as 00:00:01,000 --> 00:00:04,000 while keeping the caption text.
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Readable output
Copy or download a cleaner text version for notes, docs, summaries, or publishing.
Example cleanup
See the timestamp noise disappear
The cleaner keeps transcript text and removes the timecode structure that gets in the way of reading, editing, and summarizing.
SRT input
1 00:00:01,000 --> 00:00:04,000 Welcome to the product demo. 2 00:00:04,500 --> 00:00:08,000 First, paste your transcript into TimeWipe.
Clean transcript
Welcome to the product demo. First, paste your transcript into TimeWipe.
SRT timing lines and numeric cue indexes are removed automatically.
What the SRT cleaner removes
The cleaner is tuned for common subtitle file structure and readable transcript output.
Cue numbers
Removes standalone numeric subtitle indexes.
SRT timestamps
Removes timing ranges that use comma milliseconds, arrow separators, optional cue settings, and editor coordinates.
Other caption patterns
Also supports VTT dot milliseconds, SBV comma-separated ranges, and frame-style timecodes when mixed into text.
How to use this SRT cleaner
Clean SRT text in three steps
The cleaner is intentionally simple: bring your transcript, remove noisy timestamp structure, then use the readable output anywhere.
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Upload or paste SRT
Load a .srt file or paste SRT content directly into the cleaner.
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Remove cue structure
TimeWipe removes subtitle indexes and timestamp ranges automatically.
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Use readable text
Copy or download the cleaned transcript for editing, summaries, or archives.
Use cases
Common SRT cleanup uses
Clean transcript text is easier to scan, quote, summarize, translate, archive, and save.
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Subtitle to transcript
Turn caption files into readable text without manually deleting timings.
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Content editing
Create a clean draft from subtitle exports before editing or summarizing.
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Archives
Store readable text versions of videos alongside subtitle files.
When cleanup becomes workflow
Save cleaned subtitle transcripts for reuse
Pro and Studio plans add AI formatting, translation, saved transcript libraries, and exports for publishing workflows.
FAQ
Questions people ask before cleaning transcripts
Short answers for the practical things that matter before you paste, upload, copy, or save transcript text.
Can TimeWipe convert SRT to plain text?
Yes. It removes common SRT cue numbers and timestamp lines so the remaining output is readable text.
Does the cleaner preserve subtitle timing?
No. This page is for removing timing data. Keep your original SRT file if you still need subtitles.
Can I upload an SRT file?
Yes. The cleaner supports uploading text-based SRT files.