TXT, Markdown, or PDF — with a quality check first, so you know if a caption track is complete before you rely on it.
We estimate coverage and accuracy of the caption track first, so you're not downloading a broken or partial file blind.
Works with creator-uploaded subtitles and YouTube's own auto-captions.
If captions are disabled entirely, speech-to-text kicks in so you still get a downloadable file.
No raw timestamp clutter — just clean paragraphs, or full timestamps if you want them.
TXT, Markdown, and PDF are supported directly. Plain text works well for pasting into notes or documents.
SmartTranscript scores every transcript for completeness and estimated accuracy before you download it, so you're not guessing.
Yes, both manually-created and auto-generated caption tracks can be downloaded.
The extension automatically falls back to speech-to-text so you can still download a text version.