🎬 Тартибдиҳандаи нусхаҳои YouTube

YouTube Transcript Editor; takes a video's automatically generated subtitles or manually extracted transcript and converts it into readable, clean text. You upload your transcript file (.srt, .vtt, .txt, .docx, or .pdf) — you don't bother pasting the text into a form and there's no length worry; the tool splits and processes long recordings in the background. YouTube's automatic subtitles are fast but often lack punctuation, misrecognize words, split sentences in the middle, and are full of timestamps. This tool examines the text from beginning to end; corrects misspelled words based on context, adds capitalization and punctuation, breaks speech into natural sentences and paragraphs — without changing the meaning, without adding new information to the content. If you check the 'Remove timestamps' box, all time markers like 00:12, [01:23] and subtitle line numbers will be removed in one go; you'll be left with clean text that can be directly converted into an article, blog post, or notes. You determine what the tool will do with the 'What should I do?' selector: only Correct, only Summarize, or Correct + Summarize. You can also write a specific request in the optional instructions box — for example, 'compile the words of only a specific speaker' or 'divide the text into headings'. If you leave it blank, the entire transcript will be processed as is. This tool is especially useful for content creators who want to transcribe video content, students taking notes from lectures and conference recordings, and journalists transcribing interviews and podcasts. Upload your file, select the model to run according to your energy balance, and copy the result with a single click, save it to your File Storage, or upload it to your Assistant. Production is deducted from your energy based on the actual cost of the model you choose.