Question 1

How do I extract YouTube subtitles with SubExtract?

Accepted Answer

Paste any YouTube video URL into the Video Captions tool, click Extract, and download the subtitles as an SRT file or copy the plain text transcript. No sign-up is required.

Question 2

Is SubExtract free to use?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All SubExtract tools — captions, comments, channel videos, playlist videos, and video search — are completely free with no account required.

Question 3

Can I export YouTube data to CSV?

Accepted Answer

Yes. SubExtract supports CSV and TXT export for comments, channel videos, playlist videos, and search results. Captions can be downloaded as SRT files.

Question 4

Does SubExtract work on all YouTube videos?

Accepted Answer

SubExtract works on any public YouTube video, channel, or playlist. Videos with disabled captions or age-restricted content may have limited data available.

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