Get YouTube TextGet the full transcript of any YouTube video as clean, readable text — no timestamps, no clutter. Paste a link and copy or download plain text ready for notes, articles, or AI.
Timestamps are great for jumping around a video — but useless when you want to actually read, quote, or repurpose what was said. Pasting a timestamped transcript into a document or an AI tool means cleaning up hundreds of little time markers first.
This page skips that entirely. It gives you the transcript as one clean, flowing block of text — the way you would read an article. Copy it in a click, or download it as a TXT or Markdown file.
Clean text is the right starting point for study notes, summaries, blog drafts, newsletters, and scripts. It also pastes neatly into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini when you want a summary — no stray timestamps confusing the model.
Prefer timestamps for a different task? The main YouTube transcript tool keeps them, with export in six formats.
Grab the link of the YouTube video you want from the address bar or the Share button.
Drop the link into the box above and press Get Clean Text. The transcript is pulled and shown as one clean, flowing block — no timestamps, no clutter.
Read it like an article, or hit Copy All to put the whole thing on your clipboard for a doc, email, or an AI prompt.
Use the Download button to save the clean transcript as a plain-text (TXT) or Markdown (MD) file — both without timestamps.
Paste the YouTube link above and click Get Clean Text. The transcript appears as plain, flowing text with no timestamps — ready to copy or download.
Yes. Use the Download button to save it as a TXT or Markdown (MD) file, both without timestamps.
Yes. Clean text with no timestamps is the ideal input for AI tools — just copy and paste it into your prompt.
Yes. The main tool on the home page keeps timestamps and lets you export as SRT, VTT, CSV, JSON, and more.