Copy the YouTube URL
Open a public video or Short on YouTube and copy its watch, youtu.be, or Shorts link.
Paste a public YouTube video or Shorts link to turn spoken audio into clean, searchable text with timestamps. No manual transcription required.
Free account: 10 transcripts/month, then 3/day · No credit card
Open a public video or Short on YouTube and copy its watch, youtu.be, or Shorts link.
Paste the link above. TokTranscript uses available captions or transcribes the spoken audio and organizes it by timestamp.
Review the text, copy what you need, or export TXT, SRT, or DOCX for research, subtitles, and editing.
Save a lightweight transcript for notes, search, quoting, or AI analysis.
Included with free transcriptsKeep timestamps in a subtitle file that imports into CapCut, Premiere, and DaVinci Resolve.
Available on paid plansOpen a formatted transcript in Word or Google Docs for review and collaboration.
Available on paid plansA searchable transcript makes long videos, tutorials, interviews, and Shorts easier to review, quote, caption, and repurpose.
Search a lecture, tutorial, or interview for the exact section you need while keeping timestamp references.
Start from timed speech and export SRT instead of rebuilding every caption manually.
Turn your own YouTube video into an article outline, newsletter draft, social post, or short-form script.
Scan a video podcast as text, identify key quotes, and return to important moments quickly.
Copy the public YouTube URL, paste it into the tool above, and select Get Transcript. The result includes ordered text and timestamps you can review or export.
Yes. When usable captions are unavailable, TokTranscript can transcribe the spoken audio directly. Clear speech and low background noise produce the best results.
Yes. Transcript segments include timestamps so you can locate a quote or return to the matching moment in the video.
Yes. Paste a public youtube.com/shorts link or its standard YouTube share link into the same tool.
You can try one transcript without an account. A free account includes 10 transcripts per month, then 3 per day after the monthly allowance is used.