Steps in this video

1. 1Open YouTube Channel Transcript on transcript.im
2. 2Paste a YouTube channel link
3. 3Choose how many videos: latest 20, latest 50, this year, or all
4. 4Click Transcribe and watch each video finish on one page
5. 5Download all transcripts as a ZIP, one text file per video

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In this video we use Transcript's own YouTube channel and keep the latest twenty uploads.

Video transcript

1. 00:00Open the tool

   Want the transcripts of a YouTube channel's videos? Here's how to get them in one go with Transcript. Open the YouTube Channel Transcript tool at transcript.im. You'll need to be signed in for this one.

2. 00:16Paste a channel link

   Copy the link of the channel's page on YouTube, and paste it into the box. The page reads the channel and lists its latest uploads, with the length of each.

3. 00:28Choose how many

   Then choose how many to transcribe: the latest twenty, the latest fifty, everything from this year, or all of them. On a small channel like this one, the latest twenty covers every video.

4. 00:39Transcribe the channel

   Click Transcribe. The set gets its own page. The bar fills as the videos finish, and every row shows the title, the length, and the status. The set is saved in your Library, so you can come back to it any time.

5. 01:01Download the set

   When they're done, Download all as ZIP saves every transcript at once, one text file per video. Open takes you to any single transcript. Here is one of them, line by line with timestamps, next to the video. The AI tools on the right work on it too: summarize it, translate it, or ask it a question. So, paste a channel link, pick how many videos, and download the transcripts.

6. 01:30Find it here

   Find it at transcript.im.

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