TTML to STL Converter
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Free Online TTML to STL Converter
Our TTML to STL converter reads Timed Text Markup Language input and produces Spruce Subtitle output entirely in your browser. Source TTML timing (seconds (1.500s) or clock values) is converted to STL timing (SMPTE HH:MM:SS:FF frame timecodes). Styling and markup that the target format cannot represent are normalized or stripped, leaving valid, ready-to-use output. The conversion runs client-side, so your subtitle files are never uploaded to a server.
Input Format
TTMLTTML (Timed Text Markup Language) is an XML-based subtitle format standardized by the W3C and required by Netflix, Apple TV, and many broadcast workflows. Captions live in <p> elements with begin and end (or dur) attributes that express time either as seconds (1.500s) or as clock values (HH:MM:SS.mmm). The related ITT (iTunes Timed Text) format shares the same XML structure and is handled the same way.
Output Format
STLSTL (Spruce Subtitle) is a text-based subtitle format used in DVD authoring and some broadcast workflows. Entries use comma-separated start and end timecodes followed by subtitle text, with the pipe character (|) for line breaks. The output is accepted by DVD authoring tools and Spruce-based workflows.
Features
Why Convert?
Format Differences
Common Use Cases
DVD Authoring
Produce STL subtitle files for DVD authoring tools that expect the Spruce format.
Broadcast Workflows
Generate STL for Spruce-based and legacy broadcast subtitle pipelines.
Frame-Accurate Timing
Output SMPTE frame-based timecodes suitable for video production systems.
Related Formats
SRT (SubRip)
The universal plain-text alternative: convert to SRT for maximum device compatibility.
VTT (WebVTT)
The web alternative: convert to VTT if your target is HTML5 video or YouTube.
SCC (Scenarist Closed Captioning)
The North American broadcast alternative: convert to SCC for CEA-608 caption delivery.
Frequently Asked Questions
It reads a Timed Text Markup Language file, parses each cue's timing and text, normalizes the structure for Spruce Subtitle, and writes a valid .stl file. Source TTML timing (seconds (1.500s) or clock values) is converted to STL timing (SMPTE HH:MM:SS:FF frame timecodes).
Absolutely. Every conversion runs client-side in your browser. No subtitle data, file contents, or metadata is ever transmitted to a server.
TTML and STL both support styling, but their styling models differ. Styling that cannot be mapped is normalized or dropped, while dialogue text and timing are always preserved.
Yes, completely free with no sign-up, no watermarks, and no file size limits. All processing happens in your browser, so your files are never uploaded to a server.
Source TTML timing (seconds (1.500s) or clock values) is converted to STL timing (SMPTE HH:MM:SS:FF frame timecodes).
Yes. The converter is fully responsive and works in any modern mobile browser on iOS and Android.