Bottom position is the standard for most video content — it avoids covering important visuals?

Bottom position is the standard for most video content — it avoids covering important visuals.

Use a contrasting color (white text on dark video, or yellow for maximum visibility)?

Use a contrasting color (white text on dark video, or yellow for maximum visibility).

Burned-in subtitles cannot be turned off — use this for platforms that do not support SRT files (Instagram, TikTok).

Burn subtitles from SRT file into video

Burn SRT subtitles permanently into your video with customizable font, size, color, and position styling.

1Upload the video file you want to subtitle.
2Upload the corresponding SRT subtitle file.
3Customize the subtitle appearance: font, size, color, and position (top, center, or bottom).
4Click Burn Subtitles and wait for server-side processing.
5Download the video with permanently embedded subtitles.

Bottom position is the standard for most video content — it avoids covering important visuals.
Use a contrasting color (white text on dark video, or yellow for maximum visibility).
Burned-in subtitles cannot be turned off — use this for platforms that do not support SRT files (Instagram, TikTok).
If you do not have an SRT file, create one with any text editor using the standard SRT timestamp format.

OneKitTools TeamUpdated 2.21.4