Get a YouTube transcript from any URL
Paste the video link and get clean transcript text without digging through YouTube menus. You can use the transcript for research, study notes, content repurposing, accessibility checks, or documentation.
Paste a YouTube URL to get a searchable transcript with timestamps. Copy key passages and export the text to Markdown, HTML, or rich text.
Paste the video link and get clean transcript text without digging through YouTube menus. You can use the transcript for research, study notes, content repurposing, accessibility checks, or documentation.
Find quotes, topics, names, and key moments without scrubbing through the full video. Searchable YouTube transcripts help you turn lectures, interviews, podcasts, and tutorials into usable text.
Use timestamps to verify quotes, cite moments, and jump back to the exact part of the video. You keep the source context close while you review or reuse the transcript.
Move the transcript into notes, documents, research summaries, articles, or documentation as Markdown, HTML, or rich text. You can keep working in Notion, Google Docs, Obsidian, or the editor you already use.
Paste the YouTube URL. You get a readable transcript with timestamps that you can search, copy, and export.
Yes. You can export the transcript as Markdown, HTML, or rich text for notes, documents, and research.
Yes. Each transcript segment keeps its timestamp so you can jump back to the exact moment in the video.
Yes. You can search the transcript to find quotes, topics, names, or sections without watching the whole video again.
You can extract a transcript when transcript or caption data is available for the video. If no transcript is available, there may be nothing to extract.