Full transcript in seconds — searchable, timestamped, yours to keep.
…or just swap the letter in the address bar — no visit here needed.
Every word, set like a page. Timestamps live in the margin — click one and the video jumps there.
In the address bar, turn youtube into 2outube. Or paste a link above — same thing.
The full transcript, typeset for reading. Search any word, click any timestamp, follow along live.
Copy it, or download it in whatever shape your work takes.
One video a day is free. Export is free. No account.
The free tier opens one video a day — any video, already transcribed or brand-new — with search and every export included, no account. A whole channel or playlist is a one-time purchase priced by size — $2.99 up to 25 videos, $4.99 up to 100, $9.99 up to 300, $19.99 up to 1,000 — delivered as one file for your AI. For ongoing repeat work, 2outube Plus ($4.99/mo) opens up to 100 new videos a day and keeps permanent Collections.
Yes. You can open one video a day for free — any video, already transcribed or brand-new, with search and every export, no account needed. Browsing archive search is free too. A whole channel or playlist is a one-time purchase from $2.99 (up to 1,000 videos for $19.99), delivered as one file; 2outube Plus ($4.99/month) raises the daily allowance to 100 and keeps permanent Collections.
In any YouTube URL, replace "youtube.com" with "2outube.com" and press Enter. You land on the same video with its full transcript beside it. It works with youtu.be, shorts, and mobile links too.
It works on any video that has captions or subtitles on YouTube — which is most of them. Videos with captions disabled have nothing for us to fetch.
The reader asks for English first. If English captions are unavailable, the transcript supplier may return the video’s first available caption track. There is no language picker or translation control today.
Yes — plain text (.txt), Markdown (.md), subtitles (.srt), or structured JSON. All free, straight from the transcript page.
It’s 2outube.com — the "2" replaces the "y" in youtube.com, so the address stays the same length and you only change one letter. If you searched for 2youtube or 2yt, this is the site you were looking for.