Transcripts for many videos at once
A course, a podcast series, or a research set can mean dozens of videos. Rather than pasting links one by one, TubeToTranscript can fetch many transcripts in one go.
Open TubeToTranscript →Two ways to add videos
| Batch | Playlist | |
|---|---|---|
| You paste | A list of video links, separated by lines, spaces, or commas | One playlist link (any URL containing list=) |
| Best when | Videos come from different channels | Videos are already in a playlist |
| Free | 3 videos per batch | The first 3 videos of the playlist |
| Pro | Up to 30 per batch | The full playlist |
Each video is fetched on its own, so one video without captions is marked as failed without stopping the rest.
One file or many?
- One combined file: every transcript in order, each under its video title. Good for reading a series end to end or giving an AI assistant several videos at once.
- ZIP archive: a separate file per video, named after its title. Good for filing lectures or subtitle work.
- Batch exports can be plain text, text with timestamps, SRT, VTT, or JSON.
For bigger jobs
If you need transcripts for more videos than a batch holds, or want to run it on a schedule, the REST API returns the same data in code.