Get any video transcript as text, timestamps or an SRT file
The youtube transcript extractor works like this: it extracts a video's captions as clean text, timestamped lines, or a downloadable .srt subtitle file. Everything happens on your device - the input never leaves your tab unless the tool clearly states it performs a server-side lookup.
| Input | Result |
|---|---|
| A 20-minute tutorial | Full transcript + SRT you can load into any player |
The link you paste is used to fetch that post's public media and nothing else. No browsing history is stored, no download history is kept, and nothing from your device is transmitted.
No - only videos where the uploader added captions or YouTube's auto-captions exist. The tool says so when none are found.
The extractor returns the original language; paste the text into a translator for the rest.
Clean text (captions without timestamps), timestamped lines, and a downloadable .srt subtitle file that video editors and players load directly.
Transcripts depend on the video having captions (uploaded or auto-generated) - a video with neither has nothing to extract, and the tool says so plainly.
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