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Download a YouTube Transcript

Export any YouTube video's transcript as a file. LinkTranscript supports plain text, Markdown, SRT, and VTT, so you can take the transcript into your notes app, document, or video editor.

Every download includes the video title, source URL, language, and the date it was generated, so your files stay organized and traceable.

No signup required for single transcripts. Export clean text in seconds.

Four formats for four jobs

TXT for quick reading and sharing, Markdown for docs and note apps, and SRT or VTT for subtitle workflows in editors and web players. Pick the one that fits where the transcript is going next.

Timestamps where it matters

SRT and VTT carry precise cue timings. For TXT and Markdown you can choose whether to include timestamps before you export.

This is a transcript tool, not a video downloader

LinkTranscript downloads the text of a video — its captions — not the video file itself. It is built for notes, research, and repurposing.

Frequently asked questions

What file formats can I download?+

TXT, Markdown (.md), SRT, and VTT.

Do downloads include timestamps?+

SRT and VTT always include cue times. TXT and Markdown include timestamps if the toggle is on when you export.

Can I download the video itself?+

No. LinkTranscript only handles transcripts and text, not media files.

Is there a watermark or limit?+

No watermarks. Single transcript downloads are free.

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Try it on your video

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