Turn YouTube transcripts into
a Word or PDF booklet
One video, a playlist or a whole channel — just paste the link. You get a booklet with a table of contents and each video's title and link.
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How it works
- Add the browser extension once. A small add-on for Chrome or Edge, installed with one click. Nothing to download or run.
- Paste YouTube links into the dashboard. Single videos, playlists and channels all work. One playlist or channel link collects every video in it, and later you can collect only the newly uploaded ones. Put one link per line.
- Press Start and wait. Each video usually takes 10–30 seconds (about a minute if there is an ad). You can keep working meanwhile.
- Download as Word, PDF or text.
Who uses it
- Writers and researchers — turn a channel's lectures or interviews into book drafts or research material
- Creators and marketers — collect scripts from channels you follow and analyze topics and structure with AI
- Students and language learners — print lecture transcripts as notes for review
Privacy and copyright
Your own browser reads the transcripts directly from YouTube. We do not send them to our servers or store them. No video or audio is downloaded. Transcripts belong to the video creators: use them for personal study and research only, and do not republish or sell them.
Guide: turn a whole channel into a Word booklet →
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