SubRip Subtitle, commonly known as SRT, is a popular file format used for storing subtitles for video content. It consists of plain text files that contain the dialogue and timing information, allowing viewers to read along while watching a movie or show. Each subtitle entry includes a sequential number, the time code for when the subtitle appears and disappears, and the text itself. SRT files are widely supported by various media players and video editing software, making them easy to use and share. They are often created from SubRip, a software tool that extracts subtitles from video files, facilitating accessibility for viewers who are deaf or hard of hearing.