TXT
Best for reading, notes, research material, and documents. Clean text remains available even without reliable cue timing.
Free · Video transcripts
Paste a YouTube URL, get the transcript, and download TXT, SRT, or VTT when timing is available.
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Then download TXT, SRT, or VTT when timing is available.
Best for reading, notes, research material, and documents. Clean text remains available even without reliable cue timing.
For subtitle editing and timeline-based workflows. It is enabled only when reliable segment timing is present.
For web players and WebVTT workflows. Like SRT, it requires reliable timing from the transcript source.
TranscriptJet does not download the video or audio. Platform captions and AI transcripts can arrive with different levels of timing detail. TranscriptJet keeps the timing that is actually available. If it is not sufficient for caption files, SRT and VTT stay disabled instead of producing a fabricated timeline.
Fix recognition errors or proper names in your private workspace without changing the source or its existing timing.
Save only the segments you need, review them separately, and copy or download a highlights TXT.
When timing is available, click a timestamp to return to that moment in the YouTube video before exporting.
No. The video must be publicly accessible, and the provider must be able to retrieve captions or produce a usable AI transcript after confirming captions are unavailable.
SRT and VTT require reliable cue timing. When timing is insufficient, TXT remains available and timed formats stay disabled.
No. TranscriptJet only works with transcript text. The original video remains linked as the source.