Arabic script, never translated
We never translate or transliterate. The text stays in Arabic letters exactly as the captions have them.
Get the Arabic captions of a YouTube video as text or subtitles, in Arabic script exactly as YouTube has them, written right to left and never translated. Useful for news, lectures, interviews and religious talks.
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Paste a YouTube link and read the transcript right here. No account, nothing to install.
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Copy the link of the Arabic video, or many links one per line in Bulk videos.
The button above opens the app with Arabic chosen in the Captions menu. If a video has no Arabic captions, you get English, then whatever language it has.
Copy the Arabic text, or download TXT, SRT, VTT, Markdown, CSV or Excel with a free account.
We never translate or transliterate. The text stays in Arabic letters exactly as the captions have them.
Files are saved in UTF-8, so Arabic text reads in the correct direction in Word, subtitle editors and modern spreadsheets rather than coming out reversed or as boxes.
Arabic videos without any captions are skipped and cost 0 credits.
On paid plans paste an Arabic news channel or lecture playlist and collect up to 250 videos per run.
Yes, when the video has Arabic captions. Choose Arabic in the Captions menu (the button on this page does it for you), paste the link and get the text in Arabic script.
No. We never translate. You get the Arabic captions exactly as YouTube has them. If you want English, keep the default: English captions are used when the video has them.
It downloads whatever captions the video has. Dialect speech is recognised less accurately by YouTube's automatic captions than Modern Standard Arabic, so quality depends on the video rather than on us.
Yes, on paid plans. Paste the channel link, keep Arabic selected, and get up to 250 videos per run; videos without captions cost nothing.
Your first 10 videos each day are free without an account. A free account adds 25 free credits and downloads; credit packs start at $4.99 for 650 transcripts.