Title and source link
Each file starts with # Video title and Source: link, so you always know where a quote came from.
Markdown files drop straight into Obsidian, Notion, Logseq and most note apps. Each one starts with the video's title as a heading and a link back to the video, followed by the transcript.
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One link, or many links one per line in Bulk videos.
Click Get transcript. A Markdown button appears above the transcript; the full ZIP also has a .md file per video.
Open the .md file in Obsidian, import it into Notion, or paste the text into any note.
Each file starts with # Video title and Source: link, so you always know where a quote came from.
With Timestamps on, every line becomes a bullet starting with its time in bold.
Download the ZIP for a whole run: one .md file per video, named after its title.
Markdown keeps sources apart when you give many transcripts to ChatGPT or Claude.
Get the transcript, click the Markdown button above it (or download the ZIP for many videos), then import the .md file into Notion or put it in your Obsidian vault.
A heading with the video title, a Source line with the video link, then the transcript: one paragraph, or one bullet per line with its time when Timestamps is on.
Yes, on paid plans: paste the playlist link and download the ZIP, which has one .md file per video.
Yes. Hindi, Telugu, Japanese and other scripts are saved as UTF-8 and display correctly in note apps.
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