YouTube Transcript

Paste any YouTube link — a video, a playlist, or a whole channel. Mix them, one per line. A single video is free.

One box, any YouTube link

You don't have to pick the right tool first — paste whatever you have and we figure out what it is.

A single video

One video link on its own is transcribed instantly and free — no sign-up, copy the text or export with timestamps.

Playlists & channels

Paste a playlist or channel link and we expand it to every video, deduplicated — then deliver all transcripts as a ZIP.

A mix of everything

Combine videos, playlists and multiple channels in one list. We resolve each line and merge the results into one batch.

How it works

1

Paste your links

One YouTube link per line — video, playlist, or channel, in any combination.

2

Preview everything

We resolve each line to its videos — showing per-link progress — deduplicate, and show you the full list and count before you pay.

3

Get your transcripts

A single video shows instantly and free. Multiple videos are bundled into a ZIP of plain-text files and emailed to you.

Simple, honest pricing

Single videos are free. For bulk: one payment, no subscription, 1 credit per video via the website.

5 credits $2.99
Web: $0.60 / video API & MCP: $1.20 / video
20 credits $3.99
Web: $0.20 / video API & MCP: $0.40 / video
100 credits $4.99
Web: $0.05 / video API & MCP: $0.10 / video
500 credits $5.99
Web: $0.01 / video API & MCP: $0.02 / video
1k credits $9.99
Web: $0.010 / video API & MCP: $0.02 / video
2k credits $12.99
Web: $0.006 / video API & MCP: $0.01 / video

Frequently asked questions

Can I paste videos, playlists and channels together?

Yes. Put one link per line and mix any of them. Each line is resolved to its videos, everything is merged and deduplicated, and you preview the full list before paying.

Is a single video really free?

Yes. Paste a single video link on its own and the transcript appears instantly, free and without sign-up. Credits are only used when you transcribe multiple videos at once.

What if a transcript fails?

If a video can't be transcribed (no captions, deleted/private), the credit is automatically refunded — you're never charged for a failed transcript.