Choose the caption track
When a creator or YouTube provides multiple accessible languages, switch tracks before downloading the subtitle file.
Download accessible YouTube subtitles as SRT or VTT, or save the captions as TXT. Choose from the caption languages published with the video.
Paste a public video link. We'll find its available YouTube captions and create a clean, searchable video transcript.
Use caption timing already exposed for a public video and export it without installing an extension.
When a creator or YouTube provides multiple accessible languages, switch tracks before downloading the subtitle file.
SRT and VTT exports preserve each caption segment's start time and duration for synchronized playback.
Search and read the complete caption track in the browser before deciding which file format to save.
SRT is widely accepted by video editors and upload tools. VTT is designed for web video and supports the WEBVTT standard.
You can download any accessible caption language listed by the video. The tool does not create a new machine translation.
They can be used when YouTube exposes the track to the transcript provider. Availability varies by video.