Marathi, not Hindi
Marathi and Hindi share the Devanagari script but are different languages. Choosing Marathi asks for Marathi captions specifically rather than whatever Devanagari text the video has.
Get the Marathi captions of a YouTube video as text or subtitles, in Devanagari script exactly as YouTube has them. Useful for news, lectures, interviews and Maharashtra regional channels.
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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 Marathi video, or many links one per line in Bulk videos.
The button above opens the app with Marathi chosen in the Captions menu. If a video has no Marathi captions, you get English, then whatever language it has.
Copy the Marathi text, or download TXT, SRT, VTT, Markdown, CSV or Excel with a free account.
Marathi and Hindi share the Devanagari script but are different languages. Choosing Marathi asks for Marathi captions specifically rather than whatever Devanagari text the video has.
Files are saved in UTF-8, so Excel and Google Sheets show Devanagari letters properly rather than boxes.
Marathi videos without any captions are skipped and cost 0 credits.
On paid plans paste a Marathi news channel or lecture playlist and collect up to 250 videos per run.
Yes, when the video has Marathi captions. Choose Marathi in the Captions menu (the button on this page does it for you), paste the link and get the text in Devanagari script.
No. We never translate. You get the Marathi captions exactly as YouTube has them. If you want English, keep the default: English captions are used when the video has them.
That means the video's captions are labelled Hindi at the source. We ask YouTube for Marathi and fall back to what exists; we never convert one language into the other.
Yes, on paid plans. Paste the channel link, keep Marathi selected, and get up to 250 videos per run; videos without captions cost nothing.
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