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YOU-TLDR 2.0
✓ verifiedFreemium
Condenses YouTube videos into summaries, transcripts, and an interactive chatbot, with a browser extension and 125+ language support.
97K visits/mo12K saves
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NoteAI
✓ verifiedFreemium
An AI summarizer that turns YouTube, video, audio, PDFs and webpages into notes, transcripts, translations and mind maps.
1.3M visits/mo
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ytvidhub
✓ verifiedFreemium
Bulk YouTube subtitle/transcript downloader with AI video summaries, built for creators, editors, and AI training-data prep.
16K visits/mo909 saves
Pricing
Pro: $19/month (20 transcripts and 20 summaries per day)
No public pricing
Pro: $19.99/month (500 credits = 500 downloads or 250 AI summaries)
Premium: $29.99/month (1,000 credits = 1,000 downloads or 500 AI summaries)
Researcher: $199/year first year, then $299/year (3,000 credits/month, full API access)
Pay-as-you-go: $5 for 100 credits ($1 = 20 credits)
Core features
- ✦One-click video summarization and highlight extraction
- ✦Transcript download and search across videos
- ✦Chrome extension embedded directly inside YouTube
- ✦Translation and transcription in 125+ languages
- ✦Interactive chatbot for asking questions about a video
- ✦Converts videos into blog posts, LinkedIn articles, or Twitter threads
- ✦Multi-video comparison and podcast summarization
- ✦YouTube summarization and transcripts
- ✦Video and audio summarization
- ✦PDF and webpage summarization
- ✦Mind map generation
- ✦Translation and knowledge extraction
- ✦Export to MP3, MP4 or structured notes
- ✦Bulk subtitle/caption download from videos, playlists, or channels
- ✦Export as SRT, VTT, or TXT formats
- ✦AI-generated video summaries
- ✦Chrome extension for direct in-page downloading
- ✦Credit-based usage system with free daily guest tries
- ✦API access on higher-tier plans
Use cases
- →Researchers skimming long videos for key points
- →Students turning lecture videos into study notes
- →Content creators repurposing YouTube videos into written posts
- →Non-native speakers wanting translated transcripts
- →Summarizing YouTube lectures for study
- →Extracting notes from PDFs and articles
- →Turning long content into mind maps
- →Extracting clean transcript text for AI training data
- →Downloading captions for video editing or translation workflows
- →Bulk-exporting subtitles from an entire playlist or channel
- →Generating quick AI summaries of long videos for research
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