Paste your SRT content, set a character limit, and this tool splits long lines into shorter ones with adjusted timing.
Long subtitle lines are hard to read quickly on screen. This tool splits any subtitle cue that exceeds your chosen character limit into multiple shorter cues, dividing the original timing proportionally so playback stays in sync.
Step 1 — Paste your SRT content.
Step 2 — Set your character limit (42 characters per line is a common standard).
Step 3 — Split and download the resulting SRT file.
Setting the limit too low. Very short limits create choppy, rapid-fire subtitles — 32-42 characters per line is a typical readable range.
Not checking timing after splitting — always preview the result in your editor to make sure the pacing still feels natural.
Most platforms recommend 32-42 characters per line for comfortable reading speed.
Yes, multi-line text within a cue is treated as one block and re-wrapped to your limit.