Play a local video together with a subtitle file to check the timing and how it looks — in your browser. Pick a video and an SRT or VTT file and they play together right in your browser. Handy for verifying subtitles you just generated, split, or fixed.
This player loads your video and subtitle straight from your device using the browser — no video upload or account required. Pick a video file, then an SRT or VTT file, and press play. It is the fastest way to sanity-check timing and line breaks on subtitles you just created or edited.
SRT and VTT are supported — SRT is converted to VTT automatically for the player. ASS/SSA files will play as plain text, but their advanced styling (positioning, karaoke) is not rendered here. For full ASS styling, burn the subtitles in with the GeekLink app.
Your video stays on your device. Subtitle input/output samples and operation details are sent to GeekLink for troubleshooting.
SRT and VTT. SRT is converted to VTT on the fly. ASS/SSA advanced styling is not rendered in the browser player.
The browser's native subtitle track supports VTT styling only. Rendering full ASS requires a dedicated renderer; for that, burn the subtitles into the video with GeekLink.
These free tools handle files you already have. GeekLink extracts hardcoded subtitles via OCR, transcribes and translates with AI, and burns subtitles into video — batch-processing dozens of videos, all locally on your Mac or Windows PC.
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