Convert WAV to SRT

Yes! Upload your WAV file, Sonix transcribes it with word-level timestamps, then export to SRT format. The uncompressed WAV quality ensures maximum transcription accuracy for your subtitles.

WAV files provide the cleanest audio signal for timestamp generation. Sonix creates word-level timestamps with exceptional precision, typically accurate to within 100-200 milliseconds. Fine-tune any timing in our editor if needed.

WAV's uncompressed audio gives Sonix the clearest signal for both transcription accuracy and timestamp precision. For professional subtitle work where accuracy is critical, WAV source files can provide a slight edge over compressed formats.

Absolutely! SRT files generated from WAV audio work perfectly on YouTube, Vimeo, and all major platforms. The file format is identical regardless of source audio - YouTube doesn't know or care that your subtitles came from WAV.

If your WAV audio matches your video's audio track, the SRT timestamps will sync automatically. For separate recordings, adjust the overall timing offset in Sonix's editor or your video editing software to achieve perfect sync.

Yes! Enable speaker labels when exporting to SRT. Sonix's speaker detection works exceptionally well with WAV's high-quality audio, accurately distinguishing speakers even in challenging multi-person recordings.

No, WAV files can be uploaded and transcribed directly. Keeping the original WAV avoids the compression artifacts an MP3 conversion introduces, though the larger file may take longer to upload.

WAV stores uncompressed PCM audio, so CD-quality stereo uses roughly 10 MB per minute. Converting to a compressed format like FLAC or MP3 reduces the size if you need to save space after transcription.