Paste a YouTube URL and get an accurate, speaker-labeled transcript with timestamps, chapter detection, and AI-powered summaries. Export to SRT, VTT, TXT, or PDF in seconds.
Simply paste the YouTube video URL into Memories.ai, and our AI will automatically extract the audio, transcribe the speech, and deliver an accurate text transcript. No downloads or browser extensions are needed.
Memories.ai offers free YouTube transcription with generous usage limits. You can transcribe YouTube videos and export transcripts without any upfront payment. Premium plans unlock higher volume, priority processing, and advanced features like batch playlist transcription.
Our tool supports YouTube videos of any length, from short clips to multi-hour lectures and livestream recordings. It works with standard YouTube videos, YouTube Shorts, unlisted videos (via direct URL), and premiere recordings.
Yes. Memories.ai supports batch playlist processing, allowing you to paste a YouTube playlist URL and transcribe every video in the playlist sequentially. This is ideal for transcribing course series, podcast archives, or conference talk playlists.
Our AI transcription engine is significantly more accurate than YouTube auto-generated captions. It handles technical jargon, multiple speakers, accents, and background noise far better. You can expect 95%+ accuracy for clear audio, with speaker identification and proper punctuation included.
Yes. If the YouTube video has chapter markers, Memories.ai automatically detects and preserves them in the transcript. Each chapter appears as a labeled section with start timestamps, making it easy to navigate long-form content like tutorials and lectures.
You can export your YouTube transcript as plain text (TXT), SubRip subtitles (SRT), WebVTT captions (VTT), or formatted PDF. SRT and VTT files include precise timestamps and are ready for upload to video editors like Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, or other platforms.
Absolutely. Memories.ai supports transcription in 50+ languages, including Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Hindi, Arabic, and Portuguese. It also handles multilingual videos where speakers switch between languages.
Yes. Our AI automatically identifies and labels different speakers in the video. This is especially useful for YouTube interviews, panel discussions, podcasts, and debate videos where multiple people are speaking.
Yes. After transcription, you can use Memories.ai's built-in AI chat to search your transcript, ask questions about the content, generate summaries, extract key points, create study notes, or produce blog post drafts directly from the video content.
