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Subtitle Color Changer
Set subtitle text to a softer color for OLED and HDR playback, or strip the color tags a file already carries.
Processed on your devicePaste text, open a file or try the sample to begin.
Your result
How to use
- Paste or open an SRT or WebVTT file.
- Choose to apply a color, then enter a hex value such as #C8C8C8, or choose to remove colors.
- Run the tool and test the file in your player.
Good to know
SRT output wraps each cue in a font color tag; WebVTT output adds a STYLE block with a ::cue color rule.
Bright white subtitles can bloom on OLED and HDR screens, and a soft grey such as #C8C8C8 is a common choice. Player support for subtitle color varies.
Text files up to 5 MB are supported. Downloads are encoded as UTF-8.
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Questions
Why use grey instead of white subtitles?
Pure white text can look harsh and bloom on bright HDR and OLED screens. A soft grey keeps subtitles readable with less glare.
Why does my TV ignore the color?
Some players and TVs ignore subtitle styling. Try a different player, or burn the subtitles into the video.
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