Copy the YouTube Video or Lecture URL
Open any YouTube video or Short that includes closed captions (CC), click Share, and select Copy Link.
Extract human-written captions and auto-generated subtitles from any YouTube video as time-coded .SRT files or clean .TXT transcripts in every available language.
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Save clean, original-quality YouTube files on iPhone, Android, Mac, or Windows in 3 quick steps.
Open any YouTube video or Short that includes closed captions (CC), click Share, and select Copy Link.
Paste the link above. SaveKora queries YouTube’s timed-text manifest and lists every creator-uploaded and auto-generated language track.
ClickRead to preview/copy the transcript inline, or click .SRT (for Premiere, DaVinci, CapCut & VLC) or .TXT (for clean study notes).
Whether you are editing video in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve, studying a university lecture, or feeding a clean transcript into your research notes, SaveKora fetches every closed-caption track directly from YouTube’s player caption manifest.
Paste any YouTube URL above and SaveKora automatically opens the Subtitles (.SRT) tab, listing every creator-uploaded and auto-translated language with one-click .SRT (with millisecond timestamps) and .TXT (timestamp-free prose) download buttons.
YouTube stores closed captions as XML/SRV3 timed-text tracks with millisecond cue offsets (`start` and `dur` attributes) across both creator-uploaded transcripts and speech-recognition auto-captions.
SaveKora’s YouTube Subtitle & Transcript Downloader converts any selected caption track on the fly into industry-standard `.SRT` (SubRip `HH:MM:SS,mmm --> HH:MM:SS,mmm` formatting for Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, CapCut, and VLC) as well as clean, timestamp-free `.TXT` prose for research, translation, and AI summarization.
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| Export Format | Timestamp Precision | Compatibility | Ideal Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|
| SubRip Subtitle (.SRT) | Millisecond (HH:MM:SS,mmm) | Premiere, DaVinci, CapCut, VLC, HandBrake | Video editing timelines, hardcoding captions & players |
| Plain-Text Transcript (.TXT) | Clean Paragraph Prose (No Timestamps) | Word, Notion, Obsidian, Docs, LLMs | Lecture notes, article drafting, translation & study |
| Inline Live Reader | Instant Browser Search & Copy | All Mobile & Desktop Browsers | Quick keyword lookup and one-click clipboard copy |
Tap `.SRT` or `.TXT` in Safari on iPhone/iPad to save the caption file straight into the iOS `Files` app — or tap `Read -> Copy` to paste the full transcript into Apple Notes or ChatGPT.
Tap `.SRT` or `.TXT` on Android to download into `Downloads`, or use the built-in Transcript Reader to search keywords and copy text in one tap.
Download `.SRT` to drop directly onto timelines in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, CapCut, or VLC Media Player with exact millisecond sync.
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.SRT includes exact start and end timestamps for every caption line so video players and NLE editors sync text to video. .TXT strips timestamps and joins sentences into clean, readable paragraphs for notes or study.
Yes! Every available subtitle track (English, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, and more) is listed side-by-side for instant download.
Yes. All subtitle files are served in clean UTF-8 encoding so right-to-left scripts and CJK characters render accurately without garbled symbols.
YouTube stores every resolution above 360p (720p60, 1080p, 1440p, and 2160p 4K) as separate video-only and audio-only adaptive streams. SaveKora demuxes and merges both the high-definition video track and stereo audio track in real time as bytes stream to your device, so your saved `.mp4` always plays with crystal-clear sound.
SaveKora uses a multi-connection turbo engine (8–10 parallel segment workers and 6-connection HTTP Range chunking) while probing exact byte lengths upfront so Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox display accurate percentage progress alongside SaveKora’s live on-button counter.
Tap `.SRT` or `.TXT` in Safari on iPhone/iPad to save the caption file straight into the iOS `Files` app — or tap `Read -> Copy` to paste the full transcript into Apple Notes or ChatGPT. Tap `.SRT` or `.TXT` on Android to download into `Downloads`, or use the built-in Transcript Reader to search keywords and copy text in one tap.