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A YouTube transcript is the full text of everything spoken in a video, usually created by the uploader or generated automatically by YouTube. It lets you read, search, translate or repurpose a video's content without watching it, and it can be exported as subtitles in SRT format.
Yes. Generating and reading a transcript is completely free, and you do not need to create an account or log in.
Copy the video URL from your browser, paste it into the box above, and press Get transcript. The full text appears in a few seconds.
Yes. After the transcript loads, press Download .srt to save it with original timestamps, ready for video editors and caption tools.
Some videos have captions disabled by the uploader. In that case no transcript can be retrieved, and you will see a short message explaining it.
Already have a script or transcript and need subtitles? Use the free text to SRT converter to turn plain text into a timed .srt file.
Have an MP3 or other audio file? Use the free MP3 to text converter to turn a recording into text.
Working with subtitle files? Convert SRT to text, convert SRT to VTT, or extract YouTube subtitles as SRT.
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