Find a phrase quickly.
Search for names, terms, and quotes across the transcript instead of scrubbing through the timeline.
Get the available caption transcript, search or copy a passage, and download timed text or plain text for your next task.
Try available YouTube captions without signing in. Create a free account to save transcripts or transcribe media files.
Search the transcript, verify a passage against the source, and choose an export format.
Search for names, terms, and quotes across the transcript instead of scrubbing through the timeline.
Use a timestamp to open the video at the point where a passage appears.
Copy text or download TXT, JSON, SRT, or VTT for your notes and editing tools.
Start from the video, use the transcript, then carry the result into your own workflow.
Use a public or unlisted video that has a caption track available.
Find the line you need and revisit its timestamp to confirm the context.
Keep the transcript as text or export timed subtitles.
Paste the video link, choose a caption track when prompted, then read, search, copy, or download the transcript.
Yes. Transcribe a YouTube video to text for free online when captions are available. Guest caption pulls do not require an account; monthly limits apply.
Yes. It creates a transcript from an available YouTube caption track. Paste a link to search, copy, and export the words.
Yes. TranscriptLab can export available captions as TXT, JSON, SRT, or VTT.
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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.