Overview
Turn TXT scripts into timed SRT subtitle files with split rules, timecode generation, and pacing controls.
Best Use Cases
- Convert TXT scripts to SRT files.
- Create draft subtitles before editing.
- Generate timecodes for narration scripts.
- Batch process subtitle text without manual timing.
Basic Workflow
- Open HapiCut Pro and choose "Bulk Text to SRT Subtitle Converter & Timer".
- Select the source folder or project files.
- Configure the key settings for the batch job.
- Choose a separate output folder.
- Save settings, run the task, and review the logs.
Key Settings
- Split mode
- Timing mode
- Skip Blank Lines
- Fixed Character-Length Forced Split
- Dynamic Pace Estimation
- Set to 0 for Unlimited / Process All
Output Notes
The source files are kept unchanged when you use a separate output folder. Run a small test before processing a large batch.
FAQ
Why did the output count differ from the maximum setting?
The final count can be limited by source files, matching rules, duration, duplicate rules, or skipped unsupported files.
Can I reuse the same settings?
Yes. Save the configuration and reuse it for repeated batch workflows.
Tips
- Keep input folders clean and consistently named.
- Use a dedicated output folder for every batch.
- Review logs after each run before deleting source material.