Get YouTube TextPaste a YouTube link and get a clean, Notion-ready transcript with a title, link and tidy formatting. Copy it, paste it into any page, done. Free, no sign up.
If Notion is your second brain, a YouTube transcript is far more useful inside a page than trapped in a video. This tool pulls the transcript and formats it the way Notion likes, so you can paste it into any page and it turns into a clean heading, link and readable text automatically.
No copy-paste-and-reformat, no messy timestamps glued to every line. Just a tidy transcript, ready to live in your notes.
The output opens with the video title as a heading and a link back to the source video, followed by the transcript. Keep timestamps for a study-friendly bullet list where each line is marked with its time, or turn them off for clean, flowing paragraphs.
Because it is formatted as Markdown, pasting it into Notion converts the heading, link and layout automatically. Everything is generated in your browser.
Researchers keep a searchable copy of a talk in their Notion workspace. Students drop lecture transcripts into their study notes. Creators save videos they want to reference or repurpose later.
Want other formats? Grab Markdown, a PDF, or an SRT file, or read and search the transcript first with the main YouTube transcript tool.
Copy any YouTube URL and paste it in, then click Get for Notion.
Keep timestamps for a bullet list, or turn them off for flowing paragraphs.
Click Copy text to put the Notion-ready transcript on your clipboard.
Open any Notion page and paste — the title, link and formatting convert automatically.
Paste the video link, click Get for Notion to fetch the transcript, then Copy text and paste it into any Notion page. The formatting converts automatically.
Yes. The output is Markdown, which Notion understands on paste, so the title becomes a heading, the link stays clickable, and the text lays out cleanly.
Yes. Keep the Include timestamps toggle on for a timestamped bullet list, or turn it off for clean reading paragraphs.
Yes. The transcript is built from the video’s captions, so it works with any video that has captions or auto-captions.
Yes. The transcript is formatted in your browser, so nothing is stored on our side.
Completely free, with no sign up and nothing to install.