Copyright policy

What we own

All original content on Subtitle Convert — site code, articles, guides, stories, format reference text and design — is original work created by the Subtitle Convert team.

What you can do

• Use the tools — freely, for personal or commercial subtitle work.
• Use the output — subtitle files you create with the tools are yours.
• Link to the site — freely, from any context.
• Quote short excerpts — up to about 200 words of any article, with attribution and a link to the original.
• Reference the site in academic work — with proper citation.

What you cannot do

• Reproduce entire articles or guides without permission.
• Redistribute the site code as if it were your own.
• Resell the tools or claim you created them.
• Remove attribution if you redistribute site content.
• Use the site brand (logo, name) to imply endorsement you do not have.

Fair use

Short quotations for commentary, criticism, education or news reporting are generally permitted under fair use. When quoting, always attribute Subtitle Convert and link to the source.

Contact about copyright

• To request permission to reproduce content: permissions@subtitle-convert.pages.dev
• To report copyright infringement: see DMCA.

Third-party content

The site uses system fonts (no third-party font licensing). The site does not embed third-party images, videos or audio. See image credits and third-party licenses for any exceptions.

Subtitle files you process

Subtitle files you process through the site belong to whoever owns the copyright to them. The site does not claim any ownership over subtitle files. You are responsible for ensuring you have the right to work with the subtitle files you process.

The subtitle formats themselves

SRT, WebVTT, ASS and other subtitle formats are open standards or de facto standards. No single party owns them. The site uses these formats without restriction.