Paste a YouTube link and get an accurate, timestamped transcript in seconds.
99 languages, export to TXT, DOCX, SRT or VTT. No download needed.
The link must be publicly accessible.
No downloading, no screen recording — paste the link and SlayScribe fetches the audio and transcribes it for you.
Copy the video URL and paste it into the box. You don't need to download the video or install anything.
The audio is pulled from the link and converted to punctuated, timestamped text. The spoken language is detected automatically.
Read and edit the transcript, then export to TXT, DOCX, PDF, or SRT / VTT subtitles you can upload back to YouTube.
A YouTube transcript is the fastest way to repurpose a video, caption it, or study what was said.
Turn one video into a blog post, newsletter, and social captions from a single transcript.
Export SRT or VTT and upload your own accurate captions instead of relying on auto-generated ones.
Capture the text of tutorials, talks, and interviews to search and quote later.
Transcribe in the original language, then translate the text to reach a wider audience.
Get show notes and a searchable transcript from a podcast published as a video.
No download, no file wrangling — paste the URL and the transcript comes back.
YouTube's auto-captions are often inaccurate, unpunctuated, and hard to export. SlayScribe transcribes straight from the link with OpenAI Whisper, returning clean, punctuated, timestamped text in 99 languages — ready to repurpose into articles and posts or to upload back as proper subtitles. Paste a link and skip the downloading, the screen recording, and the manual cleanup.
Paste the video's link into the box. SlayScribe fetches the audio and returns a timestamped transcript — no download required.
No. Just paste the public link; the audio is fetched and transcribed for you.
Yes — export SRT or VTT and upload them as your own captions for better accuracy and reach.
Usually, yes. The transcript comes from OpenAI Whisper with punctuation added, and you can edit it before exporting.
Yes — TikTok, Instagram, Vimeo and other public links work too.
Transcribing a YouTube video is free within a monthly minutes allowance; Pro adds long videos and unlimited transcriptions.
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