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Key points, takeaways and timestamps from any video — instantly.
Learn more →Paste a YouTube link and get the full transcript, an AI summary, editable notes, and grounded Q&A — then turn the best moments into Shorts. All from one link, on the web.
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No extension, no upload — it works in your browser.
The full text, time-coded, ready to search or export.
Everything from one link, saved to your library.
Searchable text you can download as subtitles.
Key points and takeaways with timestamps.
Turn it into notes, or ask the video questions.
Clip the best moments into face-aware 9:16 videos.
Notta is built for transcribing meetings and audio, but if what you actually want is to work with YouTube videos, MyShorts is the more direct fit. Paste any YouTube link and it pulls the full transcript — even when a video has no manual captions, falling back to auto-generated subtitles — then lets you export it as plain text or an SRT subtitle file. There's no app or extension to install and nothing to upload; it all runs in the browser from a single link.
Where Notta stops at the transcript, MyShorts keeps going. The same link produces a structured summary with timestamps, clean editable notes, grounded Q&A that answers from the transcript, and face-aware 9:16 Shorts cut from the best moments. So for YouTube specifically you get the transcript and everything you'd want to do with it — read it, summarize it, take notes, ask it questions, and clip it — from one tool instead of stitching several together.
The same YouTube link powers every one of these.
Key points, takeaways and timestamps from any video — instantly.
Learn more →Structured, editable notes from any video — keep and export them.
Learn more →Ask a question, get a grounded answer with the timestamp.
Learn more →The full, searchable transcript of any video — download as SRT.
Learn more →Instagram Reels from any YouTube video — 9:16, captions, no watermark.
Learn more →Turn the best moments into scroll-stopping 9:16 clips with captions.
Learn more →For YouTube specifically, yes — you get the transcript, an AI summary, editable notes, and grounded Q&A from one link, plus the option to make Shorts.
No — MyShorts runs on the web. Just paste a link.
Yes — export it as an SRT subtitle file.
Yes — it reads the full transcript, so long videos work fine.
Yes — transcripts, summaries and notes are free to start, with paid plans for more volume.