Paste a link from YouTube or any supported site and pull its subtitles or transcript straight from the source - read it, copy it, or download a ready-to-use .srt file. No signup, nothing to install.
Open Subtitle DownloaderPulls the video's own captions or auto-captions straight from the source, so what you get matches what's actually on screen - not a fresh re-transcription that can drift from the original wording.
Download a ready-to-use .srt subtitle file for editing software, or copy the transcript as plain text or with timestamps for notes, quotes, research or translation.
Fetches the video's own language track by default, or ask for a different one if the video offers it.
Paste a link and it fetches automatically - no browser extension, no desktop app, no signup.
Both. It pulls a video’s captions and hands them back either way: as a downloadable .srt subtitle file, or as a plain, readable transcript, with or without timestamps.
It can pull auto-generated captions where the platform provides them. If a video truly has none, use Auto-subtitles in the editor instead, which transcribes the audio directly.
Any public video from YouTube and the other sites ClipToolbox supports for clipping - paste the link and it fetches automatically.
Yes. Downloading subtitles or copying the transcript is free and needs no account.
Clipper · Editor · Add captions and subtitles to video · Auto-generate subtitles from speech · Subtitle downloader & video transcript download (SRT)