TTML to ASS Subtitle Converter
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Supports .ttml, .itt, .xml files up to 50 MB
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Each file can be up to 50 MB. Batches can contain up to 200 files or 1 GB total.
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Free Online TTML to ASS Converter
This converter reads <p> cues from a TTML document and writes an ASS file with timing and text. Supported begin, end, and duration values are converted to ASS centiseconds, <br/> elements become line breaks, and common TTML inline tags are removed. The output uses a single default ASS style rather than mapping source styling.
Input Format
TTMLTTML (Timed Text Markup Language) is an XML subtitle format. This converter looks for <p> elements with begin and end, or begin and dur, timing attributes. It accepts second-based values such as 1.500s and clock values such as 00:00:01.500. Cues without a begin attribute are skipped.
Output Format
ASSASS (Advanced SubStation Alpha v4+) is a text subtitle format with script information, styles, and Dialogue events. This converter creates a complete basic ASS document with one Default style, Arial 20, and a 1920x1080 play resolution. Source styling is not mapped.
Features
Why Convert?
Format Differences
Common Use Cases
Subtitle Editing
Move TTML cue text and timing into ASS for additional editing in a subtitle editor.
Restyling
Use the generated Default-style ASS document as a clean starting point for custom styling.
Timing Cleanup
Inspect converted start and end times while preserving cue text and line breaks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. Common inline formatting tags are removed during parsing, and the ASS output uses one Default style.
ASS timing is written to centisecond precision. Fractional milliseconds beyond that precision are truncated.
No. Processing stays in your browser and the subtitle file is not uploaded.
If end is present, it is used. Otherwise dur is added to begin. If neither is present, the converter uses a three-second fallback duration.
Yes. There is no registration or watermark, and conversion happens in your browser.
They are skipped because the converter cannot determine their start time.