You get five free credits daily on the Starter plan—enough for five YouTube video subtitle downloads without paying. Sign up and receive five instant credits to start.
This subtitle extractor pulls from individual videos. It also handles entire playlists and channels in one go. Export options include SRT, VTT, TXT, or JSON (depending on your plan). A Chrome extension adds a one-click download button directly on YouTube. Got a list of URLs? Upload a text file. It'll process everything in batch.
AI researchers preparing training datasets will appreciate the clean TXT output. Timestamps get stripped. Formatting junk disappears. You're left with pure transcription text—ready for model ingestion. Video summaries and mind maps get generated using AI. Credits run out fast, though. Each download costs one credit. AI analysis takes two.
Paid plans start at $19.99 monthly (500 credits). That's the Pro tier—it processes up to 50 URLs at once. Premium gives you 1,000 credits. It handles 100 URLs simultaneously for $29.99 monthly. The annual Researcher plan costs $199. It includes API access for automation alongside 3,000 monthly credits.
Video editors needing synchronized captions for Adobe Premiere Pro can grab SRT files directly. Content creators building accessibility features get multi-language support across formats. One user claims they've downloaded over 10,000 YouTube subtitles. The credit system means heavy users will need a paid plan quickly.
