Podcasts on YouTube

Get transcripts of YouTube podcast episodes

Many podcasts publish full episodes on YouTube. Get an episode's transcript to find a quote, write show notes or blog posts, or collect a whole show's episodes to search everything a guest ever said.

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Paste a YouTube link and read the transcript right here. No account, nothing to install.

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How it works

  1. 01

    Paste the episode link

    One episode, a list of episode links, or (paid plans) the show's episodes playlist or channel.

  2. 02

    Turn on Timestamps for quotes

    Every line gets its time, so you can link to the exact moment or cut a clip.

  3. 03

    Use the text

    Copy quotes, download TXT or Markdown for show notes, or Excel to search all episodes together.

Why use Free YT Bulk Transcripts

Long episodes, same price

A 3-hour episode is 1 credit, the same as a 3-minute video.

Find the moment

Timestamped lines let you point listeners to [01:24:10] instead of 'somewhere in the middle'.

A whole show at once

Paste the episodes playlist on a paid plan and get up to 250 episodes per run.

Show notes with AI

Give the transcript to ChatGPT or Claude to draft a summary, chapters or social posts, then edit.

Frequently asked questions

Can I get the transcript of a podcast episode on YouTube?

Yes, if the episode has captions (most spoken episodes get auto-generated ones). Paste the episode link and click Get transcript.

Does a long episode cost more?

No. Every transcript is 1 credit, whether the episode is 5 minutes or 5 hours.

Does the transcript show who is speaking?

No. YouTube captions don't include speaker names, so you get the words in order without labels.

Can I get all episodes of a podcast?

Yes, on paid plans: paste the show's playlist or channel link and choose how many episodes to get (up to 250 per run).

Can I use it for my own show notes?

Yes. Download TXT or Markdown, or give the transcript to an AI assistant to draft notes and chapters, then check and edit them.

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