Click on “Add to Render Queue” and then click on “Render All” from the right-hand side to render your video along with the subtitle.
“Include the following subtitle tracks in the export” > select your required subtitle track (if you have multiple subtitle tracks). Under the “Format” dropdown, choose “As a separate file”. Click on the “Subtitle Settings” panel and it will reveal additional settings related to subtitle. Choose your resolution, say, “3840 x 2160” for a 4K UHD delivery and choose your frame rate, say, “23.976”. Under the “Video” panel, choose your required “Format” (say “Mp4”) and choose your required “Codec”, say, “H.264”. How to Export Subtitles Along with Video in Resolve? If you export the subtitle via “File” > “Export” > “Subtitle”, then make sure the required subtitle track is active in the timeline, by clicking on the eye icon called “Enable Subtitle Track”. When you have multiple subtitle tracks, make sure to right-click on the required subtitle track header on the “Edit” page timeline. Please keep in mind the below important points while exporting your subtitles: srt file back into Resolve to verify its contents. srt file using a notepad and check its contents. Your subtitle file will be exported as a “.srt” file. 
(Or you could choose your required file formats like “.vtt”, “.ttml”, “.dfxp”, etc.)
Select “.srt” for the “Save as Type” file format for your subtitle file.An “Export Subtitle” window will pop up.(You can also click on the “File” > “Export” > “Subtitle”.)
Click on the “Export Subtitle” option. Under the “Edit” page, right-click on the subtitle track header. If you have finished the captioning (subtitling) work while you are on the “Edit” page and you need only the subtitle and not the video, then do the following: How to Export Only the Subtitle in DaVinci Resolve Quickly?
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