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Features

15+ subtitle formats supported including SRT, VTT, LRC, SSA/ASS, TTML/DFXP, SCC, MPL2, TMP, and more
Runtime parsing - load and parse subtitle files at runtime or during import
Easy to use - simple API for querying subtitles by time
Editor integration - import plugin included along with an AnimationPlayer subtitles injection tool
HTML/ASS tag removal - optional tag stripping for clean text output
Overlap detection - automatic warnings for close-overlapping subtitle intervals

Supported Formats

Format	Extension(s)	Description
SubRip	`.srt`	Most common subtitle format
WebVTT	`.vtt`	Web Video Text Tracks format
LRC	`.lrc`	Lyrics format with timestamps
SubStation Alpha	`.ssa`, `.ass`	Advanced subtitle format with styling
YouTube Subtitles	`.sbv`	YouTube's subtitle format
TTML/DFXP	`.ttml`, `.dfxp`\| XML-based W3C standard (DFXP is the older name for TTML)
Scenarist	`.scc`	Closed caption format for broadcast
MicroDVD	`.sub`	Frame-based subtitle format
SAMI	`.smi`, `.sami`	Microsoft's Synchronized Accessible Media Interchange
EBU-STL	`.stl`	European Broadcasting Union binary format
MPEG-4 Timed Text	`.ttxt`	3GPP Timed Text format
MPL2/MPSub	`.mpl`	Frame-based subtitle format with pipe separator
TMPlayer	`.tmp`	Simple time-based format with multi-line support
Adobe Encore	`.encore`	Adobe Encore subtitle format with frame-based timing
Transtation	`.transtation`	Transtation subtitle format with frame-based timing

Inject the subtitles into an animation player in three easy steps:

In the scene tree, hold Control on your keyboard to select both an AnimationPlayer and a Label (or RichTextLabel).
In the FileSystem tab, select one subtitle file in any of the supported formats.
Finally click Project -> Tools -> Inject Subtitles into AnimationPlayer, select the subtitles animation in the selected AnimationPlayer and click the auto-play button and done!