Upload your SRT file
Start with one subtitle file and review the available cleanup options in one screen.
Clean subtitle files quickly with an online SRT cleaner. Remove SDH tags, speaker labels, formatting clutter, and other subtitle noise while keeping timing intact.
Best for cleaning SRT files before translation, review, or publishing.
Upload one SRT file to clean. Accepted: .srt only. Uploaded subtitle files and outputs are auto-deleted after 7 days.
Select the cleanup rules you want before export.
The cleaner processes your file and returns a cleaned SRT result ready for download.
Built for practical subtitle cleanup while preserving cue timing and sequence.
The cleaner processes your file and returns a cleaned SRT result ready for download.
Upload one SRT file, choose cleanup rules, and export a cleaner subtitle file in seconds.
Start with one subtitle file and review the available cleanup options in one screen.
Remove SDH tags, watermark lines, speaker labels, style tags, duplicate empty cues, and messy subtitle text.
Download a cleaned SRT file with preserved timing and clearer subtitle text.
Useful for creators, subtitle reviewers, and localization teams who need cleaner subtitle text before delivery.
Remove SDH tags before translation.
Clean speaker labels and promo lines before publishing.
Standardize subtitle text for review and QA.
Prepare subtitles for localization workflows with less manual fixing.
Cleaner subtitle text often leads to better translation output. Removing SDH tags, speaker labels, duplicate empty cues, and formatting clutter can reduce manual fixing later.
It cleans subtitle text by removing SDH noise like [Music], speaker labels, formatting tags, extra whitespace, duplicate empty cues, and other unwanted subtitle clutter from SRT files.
Yes. You can use this SRT cleaner online without installing software, and it is free for standard subtitle cleanup jobs.
Yes. It can remove SDH tags such as [Music], [Applause], and similar subtitle noise.
Yes. It can remove labels such as JOHN: or NARRATOR: when they are not needed in the final subtitle file.
No. It is designed to clean subtitle text while keeping cue timing and sequence in place.
In many cases, yes. Cleaning subtitles first can reduce subtitle noise and help produce cleaner translation output with less manual fixing later.
This page is focused on SRT cleaning. For subtitle format changes, use Subtitle Converter before or after cleaning.
Uploaded subtitle files and outputs are automatically deleted after 7 days.
After cleanup, translate the subtitle file into one or more languages with AI subtitle localization.