Extract transcripts and captions from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and X for fact-checking, citation, and source verification — fast, accurate, and permanently archivable.
Deep coverage of a single video subject — the transcript for what was said, the comments for audience reaction, and the channel history for context and prior statements.
Track a story as it spreads across YouTube, TikTok, and X — pull text from every clip in minutes, then compare claims side by side before they get scrubbed.
A tech CEO drops a controversial line during a 90-minute earnings call livestream. Run the YouTube URL through Captions, copy the exact quote with its timestamp, and save the full SRT to your story folder. Even if the company unlists or edits the video later, your transcript and timestamp are dated evidence — and your citation in the published piece points to a specific moment a reader can search for.
A 15-second TikTok claim about a public health figure goes viral and starts shaping the news cycle. Pull the transcript before the account privates or deletes the post, then check the spoken claim against primary sources. You publish the fact-check with the original text quoted in full — readers see exactly what was said, not a paraphrase.
Extract YouTube transcripts, comments, and channel catalogs as structured data for academic research and qualitative analysis.
Pull transcripts, captions, and comments from your videos and your competitors' — repurpose into blog posts, scripts, and social content.
Extract captions and subtitles from any YouTube video. Download transcripts as SRT files with timestamps.
Extract transcripts from X (Twitter) videos. Convert any X video to readable text.