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See the whole transcript on screen without giving an email. Ten videos every day, which is enough to try it properly before you buy anything.
Paste any YouTube video link and read its full transcript in seconds. Your first 10 videos each day are free with no account and no email. Copy the text straight away, or create a free account for downloads, timestamps and many links at once.
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Copy the address of any YouTube video or Short (youtube.com/watch?v=…, youtu.be/… or youtube.com/shorts/…) and paste it into the box.
We read the captions YouTube has for the video and show the full text on the page. No account needed for 10 videos a day.
Copy the text with one click. With a free account you can also download it as TXT, SRT, VTT, Markdown, JSON, CSV or Excel, with or without timestamps.
See the whole transcript on screen without giving an email. Ten videos every day, which is enough to try it properly before you buy anything.
English captions by default. Choose Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Spanish and 15 more in the Captions menu to get that language instead; each result shows the language it came in.
A free account handles 10 links per run. Credit packs add up to 250 links per run, whole playlists and channels, and a priority fast lane.
After the free tries, 1 credit per video that has captions. Videos without captions never cost anything.
Yes. Without an account you can get 10 videos' transcripts a day, shown on screen. A free account adds 25 free credits and downloads. You only pay if you buy a credit pack for bigger jobs.
No, not for your first 10 videos each day. Paste the link, click Get transcript and the text appears. Sign up (free) when you want downloads, timestamps or more videos.
Yes. Paste the Shorts link (youtube.com/shorts/…) like any other video. Shorts often have auto-generated captions, so most of them work.
We read the captions YouTube has. Some videos have none: music without words, very new uploads, or creators who turned captions off. Those videos never cost a credit.
Yes, when the video has captions in that language. Choose it in the Captions menu next to the link box. We never translate: you get the captions exactly as YouTube has them.