Public captions when available
The workflow checks for a usable public caption track first, preserving its timed segments instead of needlessly transcribing the audio again.
YouTube transcript generator and script extractor. Turn public videos and Shorts into timestamped text with captions, speech-to-text, and TXT or SRT exports.
Paste one YouTube link to get searchable text you can quote, review, caption, or turn into new creator work.
Open the public video or Short and copy its full youtube.com or youtu.be URL.
Continue to the transcript skill. Content Skills checks for public captions and otherwise processes the available audio.
Check names and specialized terms against the recording, then download TXT or SRT or continue into another content workflow.
The workflow checks for a usable public caption track first, preserving its timed segments instead of needlessly transcribing the audio again.
When captions are missing, Content Skills retrieves the available audio and runs speech-to-text. Audio clarity, speaker overlap, music, accents, and specialized terms affect the result.
The result includes a readable timestamped preview plus complete TXT and SRT files saved to the signed-in user's media library.
The workflow uses public YouTube captions when they are available and can fall back to speech-to-text when a usable caption track is missing.
Jump back to the source moment, review a quote in context, or use the timecodes as a practical edit map.
Download plain TXT for writing and research or SRT for caption and editing workflows instead of copying text out of a page.
Extract the spoken script as a transcript, then review the opening hook, main points, and call to action. Use the text to study structure or rework your own content.
Paste a public YouTube link and ask Content Skills for timestamped text. Your AI can immediately summarize, analyze, quote, or repurpose it.
Connect Content Skills Works with Claude, ChatGPT, and other MCP clients. Content Skills MCP is in beta.Content SkillsCreating a timestamped YouTube transcript…
Paste the URL of a public YouTube video or Short above and continue to the YouTube Transcript skill. It returns timestamped text and downloadable transcript files when the source can be processed.
It can use speech-to-text as a fallback when public captions are unavailable. Results depend on audio clarity, speaker overlap, accents, music, and specialized vocabulary.
Yes. TXT is useful for editing, research, and repurposing; SRT keeps subtitle timing for video editors and caption workflows.
No automated transcript should be treated as a perfect record. Review proper nouns, numbers, technical terms, and important quotations against the source before publishing.
No. Content Skills does not bypass sign-in, private access, paywalls, geographic restrictions, or other access controls.
A transcript can still be protected by copyright. Use videos you own, have permission to use, or may lawfully quote, and provide attribution where appropriate.
Yes. The transcriber extracts the words spoken in the recording as editable text. It does not recover an unpublished original script or read on-screen text. Review the transcript against the source before using it.