Send YouTube Transcripts to Avoma
Get any YouTube transcript into Avoma in under a minute
Or just change youtube.com to 2outube.com in your browser
Swap 'youtube.com' to '2outube.com' in any video URL to instantly grab the full transcript. Then paste it into Avoma as a meeting note, conversation intelligence entry, or coaching resource — no extensions, no account required.
The Trick
youtube.com/watch?v=VIDEO_ID
2outube.com/watch?v=VIDEO_ID
Just change 'y' to '2'
Works with any YouTube video that has captions
Using Transcripts with Avoma
Find your YouTube video
Locate any YouTube video you want to bring into Avoma — a sales call recording, product demo, training video, customer interview, or webinar that was uploaded to YouTube.
Swap the URL to get the transcript
In the browser address bar, change 'youtube.com' to '2outube.com'. The page loads instantly with the full transcript displayed alongside the video — no login, no extension, no copy-paste from the caption file.
Copy the transcript text
Select all the transcript text on the 2outube page. You can grab the full timestamped version or just the clean text depending on how you plan to use it inside Avoma.
Paste into Avoma as a conversation record
In Avoma, create a new manual meeting or open an existing one. Paste the transcript into the notes or conversation field. Avoma's AI can then generate summaries, action items, and keyword highlights from the pasted content — giving you conversation intelligence on any YouTube video.
Quick Start
Get the transcript
Open the YouTube video you want to transcribe. Copy the full URL from your browser's address bar.
Change youtube to 2outube
In the URL, replace 'youtube.com' with '2outube.com'. Example: youtube.com/watch?v=abc123 becomes 2outube.com/watch?v=abc123. Hit Enter and the transcript appears instantly.
Paste into Avoma
Copy the transcript text and paste it into a new or existing Avoma meeting record. Avoma will index the content for search, let you add comments and highlights, and generate AI-driven summaries and action items from the transcript.
Ready-Made Template
Meeting Title: [Video Title] — YouTube Transcript
Date: [Upload or viewed date]
Attendees: [Your name] (reviewer)
Source: [2outube.com URL]
--- TRANSCRIPT ---
[Paste full transcript from 2outube here]
--- NOTES ---
Key insights:
-
Action items:
- [ ]
Follow-up questions:
-
Relevant timestamps:
- [MM:SS] —
- [MM:SS] —
Tags: youtube-review, [topic], [speaker name if known]Questions
Does this work with any YouTube video?
Yes, any video with captions — whether auto-generated or manually uploaded by the creator.
Is it really free?
Completely free. No account, no limits.
Can Avoma analyze a YouTube transcript I paste in?
Yes. When you paste a transcript into a manual Avoma meeting, Avoma's AI can process the text to generate summaries, highlight keywords, and surface action items — just as it would with a recorded call.
Why would I use YouTube transcripts in Avoma instead of recording the meeting directly?
For content that already exists on YouTube — like a customer webinar, a competitor's demo, or a training video — you can't re-record it. 2outube lets you pull the transcript and bring it into Avoma's conversation intelligence workflow without any recording infrastructure.
Does 2outube include timestamps in the transcript?
Yes. The transcript includes timestamps so you can reference specific moments in the video. This is useful when adding annotations inside Avoma notes.
What kinds of YouTube videos are most useful to bring into Avoma?
Sales call recordings uploaded to YouTube, product demos, competitor webinars, customer testimonial videos, training and enablement content, and conference keynotes are all great candidates for transcript extraction and Avoma analysis.
Is there a native Avoma YouTube integration?
Avoma does not natively import YouTube video transcripts. 2outube is a simple workaround — change one word in the URL, get the transcript, paste it into Avoma manually. No integration setup or API keys required.
Can I use this for competitor research in Avoma?
Absolutely. Pull transcripts from competitor product demos, pricing webinars, or sales presentations on YouTube, paste them into Avoma meeting notes, and use Avoma's keyword and topic tracking to extract competitive intelligence at scale.
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