Timestamped chapter titles you can click, copy, or paste into your YouTube description—from any public video with captions.
watch?v=, youtu.be, Shorts, embed, or the 11-character ID — must point to one video.
Any public YouTube video with captions. Watch, Shorts, youtu.be, or video ID above.
AI reads the transcript and writes timestamp + title pairs in YouTube's expected format—first entry at 0:00, ascending from there.
Jump the player to verify each break, copy the list to share, or paste it into your description to enable native chapters.
A YouTube-ready chapter list—not a summary or full transcript.
Each line is 0:00 Chapter title—first entry at zero, timestamps ascending—so you can paste the whole list into your description without reformatting.
Every timestamp seeks the player to that moment—verify breaks before you publish or navigate someone else's long video without scrubbing.
Chapter boundaries come from topic shifts in what was actually said—not the title or description—so sections match the real flow of the video.
Once generated, the chapter list stays tied to that link—reopen later to copy or tweak without running the AI again.
Turn an hour-long upload into a clean chapter list before you hit publish—no manual timeline hunting to mark every section break.
Jump straight to the module or example you need—generate chapters for tutorials and talks that never shipped with a table of contents.
Mark guest intros, topic pivots, and Q&A blocks in a multi-hour episode—for your own show or someone else's archive upload.
Watching a 90-minute interview with no progress bar labels? Generate chapters yourself and click to the parts that actually matter.
Same YouTube video, same link—no re-pasting or re-exporting.
Transcript Generator
Pull the full timestamped transcript behind the chapters you just generated.
Video Summary
Skim the core idea as a brief, detailed, or bullet summary without rewatching.
Video to Notes
Turn the video into structured study notes with headings and bullet takeaways.
Subtitle Downloader
Export .srt or .vtt caption files from the same link for editors or embeds.