Paste the link to a video or a livestream and we'll give you a summary with the key points and chapters. Perfect for hours-long streams: instead of watching the whole thing, you read it in a minute.
🟣 Works with YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Facebook and more · Don't have a link handy? Try an example →
🎙️ Upload your audio, video or a document (PDF, Word, TXT…) and we'll summarize it · Any size
Three steps, nothing to install and no account needed.
Copy the address of the video you want to summarize, or upload your file.
We read the whole thing and put together a clear summary, with the key points.
Copy the summary, the points or the chapters for your description or notes.
Understand what it's about without watching it all.
The main ideas in a short, clear list.
Ready to paste into your video description.
Short, medium, long or exactly how many words you want.
Works with YouTube videos or with your file.
No email, no card. Just paste the link and you're done.
To understand a long video in a few seconds, go over what matters without rewatching it, or to put together the description and chapters of your own video.
Yep. Pick between short, medium or long, or set the exact number of words you need.
We detect the topics covered throughout the video and mark them with their timestamp, ready to paste into YouTube.
Yes. Upload your audio or video file, any size, and we'll summarize it even if you haven't published it yet.
Nope. It runs in your browser, on your computer or your phone. No programs or extensions to install.
Everything you need for your videos, in one place.
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The tool works best with videos that have a publicly available transcript, regardless of length. Very long videos (over 2-3 hours) may take longer to process, and the summary will condense the entire content into the main key points.
The summarizer relies on the video's transcript, so if a video has captions completely disabled, it cannot generate a summary. Most YouTube videos have auto-generated captions, which are enough for the tool to work.
Yes, you can request the summary in a language different from the source video. The tool processes the transcript and outputs the key points in the language you choose.
Yes, it works with Shorts as long as they have a transcript available. However, since Shorts are very short, the summary will usually be just one or two key points.
Accuracy depends on the quality of the YouTube transcript. For videos with clean manual captions, results are very precise; auto-generated transcripts in noisy or heavily accented videos may occasionally miss nuance.
No, the tool can only access publicly available videos with accessible transcripts. Private videos and most unlisted ones aren't reachable through the YouTube transcript system.
Currently, the summarizer outputs key points as a clean bullet list focused on content, not timestamped segments. For navigating the video, you'd need to search the moments inside YouTube itself.
Paste the YouTube URL, generate the key points, and copy the output into your notes app or document. It's a quick way to extract main ideas from tutorials, lectures, or interviews without rewatching.
The tool extracts only the main key points, so videos with a lot of repetition, filler, or off-topic discussion will produce a more compact summary. The goal is signal, not transcript length.
Live streams need to be finished and have their transcript processed by YouTube before the tool can summarize them. Once the VOD is available with captions, it works like any regular video.