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Video Editing with Downloaded Subtitles

Import SRT Files for Professional Video Editing

Download YouTube subtitles in SRT format for use in video editing software. Import accurate captions into Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, and other editors for professional productions.

Key Takeaways

  • SRT format works with Premiere, Final Cut, DaVinci, and all major editors
  • Downloaded subtitles save hours of manual transcription
  • SRT files are editable text - easy to modify before import
  • Choose burned-in or separate subtitle track on export
Benefits

Why Use NoteLM for This?

Discover how AI-powered tools can transform your workflow.

Industry Format

SRT works with all major video editors.

Time Savings

Skip manual transcription - download existing captions.

Accurate Timing

Timestamps synced to original video.

One-Click Download

Get SRT files instantly.

Features

What You Can Do

Powerful capabilities designed for your specific needs.

Standard SRT Format

Compatible with all video editing software.

Original Timing

Timestamps match the source video.

No Account Needed

Works without any API or login.

How It Works

Get Started in 3 Steps

Simple process to start using AI for your needs.

1

Download SRT

Get subtitles from the YouTube video.

2

Import to Editor

Add SRT file to your video project.

3

Style Captions

Customize fonts, colors, and positioning.

4

Export Video

Render with burned-in or separate subtitle track.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about video editing with downloaded subtitles

How do I import SRT into Premiere Pro?

File > Import > Select your SRT file. Drag it to the timeline. Use the Essential Graphics panel to style. For burned-in captions, export with "Burn Captions into Video" option.

Can I edit the downloaded subtitles?

Yes! SRT is a simple text format. Open in any text editor to modify text, timing, or formatting before importing into your video editor.

Will timing match if I edit the video?

Downloaded SRTs match the original YouTube video timing. If you've edited your video differently, you'll need to adjust subtitle timing in your editor.

Written By

NoteLM Team

The NoteLM team specializes in AI-powered video summarization and learning tools. We are passionate about making video content more accessible and efficient for learners worldwide.

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Last verified: January 4, 2026

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