Extract timestamped captions from a supported public YouTube video and review them as subtitle text.
Export availability includes currently supported formats such as SRT and VTT and depends on your access level.
25:36 · 12.4K views · May 12, 2024
Welcome to this video about the future of artificial intelligence.
AI is evolving faster than ever and changing the way we work.
We will explore the key trends shaping the future of AI.
From automation to creativity, the possibilities are endless.
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Yes, when accessible YouTube captions include timing data, TubeText can display timestamped transcript segments.
Current subtitle exports include SRT and VTT where available for your plan or purchase access.
The current workflow depends on accessible captions for the YouTube video, so captionless videos may not work.
You can review and export supported timestamped formats for use in compatible editing or caption workflows.