The interface language does not translate captions. The transcript keeps the language of the retrieved track; your requested language may not be available.
Yes. The transcript tool is free and does not require a subscription or payment details.
No. The tool works with public YouTube videos that have accessible captions, either manually created or automatically generated.
The transcript is plain text. You can use it as a starting point for subtitles, but timings must be added and checked separately.
Retrieval usually takes a few seconds, but it can take longer depending on caption availability and the response from YouTube.
Yes. Once the transcript is retrieved, you can copy it to the clipboard or download it as a TXT file directly from this page.
Accuracy depends on the captions available on YouTube. Both manual and automatic captions can contain errors, particularly in names and technical terms. Check important passages against the video.
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