Keep each moment.
Use timestamps to return to a line in the source video and check its context.
Get the available caption transcript, copy passages with their timing, or export a file for notes, subtitles, or code.
Try available YouTube captions without signing in. Guest usage limits apply; a free account can save transcripts.
Use the caption track as a searchable transcript, then choose the format that fits your next step.
Use timestamps to return to a line in the source video and check its context.
Search the transcript before copying a quote or exporting the full text.
Download TXT or JSON for text workflows, or SRT and VTT for timed subtitles.
Start from the video, use the transcript, then carry the result into your own workflow.
Start with a public or unlisted video that has an available caption track.
Search for a phrase and use timestamps to revisit the matching moment.
Copy a passage or export TXT, JSON, SRT, or VTT.
Paste the video link and choose an available caption track. Download TXT or JSON for transcript text, or SRT and VTT when you need timed subtitle files.
Yes. Search the transcript and copy a passage while keeping its time visible, so you can return to the matching point in the video.
Yes, when YouTube provides an auto-generated caption track for that video. Select the track, then copy or export the transcript.
Guest transcript pulls use existing captions. Sign in to choose audio transcription for supported videos without captions.
Read and search a lecture transcript, generate an AI summary or timestamped chapters, and jump back to the source when you need more context.
View this workflowFind a quote inside an episode, keep its place in the conversation, and take the transcript into your research or show-notes workflow.
View this workflowPaste a YouTube link to search, summarize, and export its transcript.