Clip Caption Kit - Batch-create clip-relative subtitles from one master SRT

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Clip Caption Kit turns one master SRT and a CSV of clip time ranges into separate, clip-relative subtitle files. Upload, preview, and validate every clip; choose how captions crossing clip boundaries are handled; then export delivery-ready SRT and TXT files with a manifest in one ZIP. Built for video editors, podcast teams, course creators, and content teams repurposing long-form video into multiple clips.

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I built Clip Caption Kit after seeing how repetitive subtitle delivery becomes when one long video is turned into many short clips. The usual workflow is surprisingly manual: find each clip’s time range in the master SRT, copy the matching cues, handle captions that cross the cut, subtract the clip’s start time, renumber everything, and save each file with the correct name. Repeat that for 10, 20, or 50 clips and small timing or naming mistakes become almost inevitable. Clip Caption Kit replaces that process with a simple workflow: 1. Upload the master SRT. 2. Upload a CSV containing each clip’s name, start time, and end time. 3. Preview the generated subtitles and choose how boundary-crossing captions should be handled. 4. Export separate, clip-relative SRT and TXT files together with a manifest in one ZIP. It’s designed for video editors, podcast teams, course creators, and anyone repurposing long-form content into multiple clips. I’d especially love feedback on the CSV workflow, boundary controls, and the files you need in a real subtitle handoff. Thanks for checking it out!