Local · Free batch · No signup
SBV to VTT
ReverseVTT → SBV
Turn YouTube SBV into WebVTT for players, courses, or CMS pipelines.
Files stay in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
Drop SBV files here
one file, or a free batch · .sbv
5 MB per file · 50 files and 30 MB per batch
How it works
- 1Drop one or more SBV files (or click to choose several)
- 2Click Convert to VTT
- 3Preview if you like, then download. A batch is free and comes back as one zip
Good for
YouTube export → course / CMS
Captions exist in Studio as SBV; the website, LMS, or help center needs VTT instead.
Mirror YouTube captions on your site
Reuse published YouTube dialogue on a marketing or product page that wires WebVTT.
Hand off to a web video team
Web engineers expect VTT; convert Studio downloads so they can drop files into the player config.
FAQ
Are my files uploaded?
No. Conversion runs in your browser. CueConvert does not require an account and does not upload subtitle files for conversion.
Does a batch cost extra?
No. A batch is free, with no account, same as one file. Successes download as one zip. Failures are listed on their own.
Will timing and text stay accurate?
We aim to keep readable text and timing. After convert, use the preview to check cues, then download VTT.
What if Chinese text looks garbled?
We try to detect file encoding automatically. If it still looks wrong, re-save as UTF-8 locally, then drop the file again.
What is SBV?
SBV is YouTube Studio’s caption format. Editors and players more often use SRT; web players often use VTT.
Can I convert VTT back to SBV?
Yes. Use the reverse link below this page when that route is live, or open it from the Tools menu.