How to Burn Subtitles into Videos

Learn to permanently embed SRT subtitles into videos with custom styling, positioning, and encoding support.

Intermediate10-15 minutes

Step-by-Step Guide

Select your video file and corresponding SRT subtitle file. Supported video formats: MP4, AVI, MOV, WebM.

💡 Tip: Ensure your SRT file timing matches your video exactly

Select the correct text encoding for your subtitle file. Common options: UTF-8, Windows-1252, ISO-8859-1.

💡 Tip: If subtitles appear as gibberish, try a different encoding like Windows-1252

Choose font family, size, color, and outline settings. Use style presets (Classic, Modern, Bold) for quick setup.

💡 Tip: White text with black outline provides excellent readability on most videos

Set subtitle position (bottom/top/middle) and alignment (left/center/right) using the position controls.

💡 Tip: Bottom center position works best for most videos to avoid covering important content

Click "Generate Preview" to see how subtitles will look in the first 10 seconds of your video.

💡 Tip: Use preview to verify styling before processing the full video

Click "Burn Subtitles & Download" to permanently embed subtitles into your entire video.

💡 Tip: Processing time depends on video length - longer videos may take several minutes

Upload videos and trim them using a timeline scrubber with precise start and end controls.

Convert video segments to animated GIFs with speed control options and loop settings.

Upload multiple video clips, arrange their sequence, and merge them with smooth transitions.

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