Search an episode.
Look for a phrase across the transcript and move straight to the passage you want to review.
Find a quote inside an episode, keep its place in the conversation, and take the transcript into your research or show-notes workflow.
No account needed for available captions. A free account adds saved transcripts and audio transcription.
Use the episode’s words as a working reference for interviews, research, and editorial planning.
Look for a phrase across the transcript and move straight to the passage you want to review.
Use timestamps to revisit the original video before you cite or share a passage.
Download a TXT transcript for research or writing. Export SRT and VTT when you need timed captions.
Start from the video, use the transcript, then carry the result into your own workflow.
Public and unlisted YouTube episodes with available captions work in the guest flow.
Read or search the transcript, then revisit the moment in the episode.
Save a plain-text copy or keep the captions’ timing in a subtitle file.
Yes. TranscriptLab presents the available caption text in a searchable reader and keeps the timestamps alongside it.
Download the TXT transcript and use it as source material for your show notes. The product does not automatically write a summary.
When the episode has available captions, you can download SRT or WebVTT with the caption timing preserved.
Read the lecture transcript, find the passage you need, and jump back to its timestamp. Keep the source beside your own study notes.
View this workflowDownload timed SRT or WebVTT captions for your editing workflow. Keep the words and their original timing together from the first pass.
View this workflowStart with the captions available on YouTube and see if TranscriptLab fits your workflow.