Find the phrase.
Search the transcript for a name, term, or idea instead of scanning the whole video timeline.
Read the lecture transcript, find the passage you need, and jump back to its timestamp. Keep the source beside your own study notes.
No account needed for available captions. A free account adds saved transcripts and audio transcription.
Make long explanations easier to skim without losing the link back to the video.
Search the transcript for a name, term, or idea instead of scanning the whole video timeline.
Keep caption timestamps with the transcript so you can check the original context when you need it.
Download plain text for your notes, or use SRT and VTT when the timing matters to your next tool.
Start from the video, use the transcript, then carry the result into your own workflow.
Use a public or unlisted YouTube video that has captions available.
Scan the transcript and locate the explanation you remember.
Download the text and write your notes with the source close by.
TranscriptLab gives you a searchable transcript with timestamps. You can copy or download the text, then make your own notes in the app you prefer.
The transcript keeps the source caption timing. Use a timestamp to revisit that moment in the video.
The guest flow needs an available YouTube caption track. A signed-in account also has an audio transcription option for supported videos.
Find a quote inside an episode, keep its place in the conversation, and take the transcript into your research or show-notes workflow.
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.