Observed arrival · 2026-10-09
Subtitle batches, kept on-device
Captionry converts folders of subtitle files between common formats in a browser tab, with plain-text export.
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- Subtitle freelancers, video editors, and course creators
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- The free tier processes three files per batch; the page lists a one-time $19 unlock for unlimited use.
Field notes
The converter accepts mixed-format files or a folder, detects each file by its content, and offers encoding selection, fixed time offsets, and subtitle-tag stripping. It can return a single converted file or bundle a batch as a ZIP while preserving folder structure. Supported encodings include UTF-8, UTF-16, several Windows code pages, and other regional encodings.
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