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We’re excited to announce a new tutorial on Glasp: How to Bulk Download YouTube Transcripts from Your Channel
Creators spend hours scripting, recording, and editing videos. Once a video is published, though, its transcript usually stays locked inside the video instead of becoming reusable text for notes, research, or future content.
Glasp can sync every public video on your YouTube channel and let you export the available transcripts in one go. Once your channel is connected, you can:
Add your channel with its
@handleand let Glasp sync the public videosSelect the videos you want, or select all of them
Download every transcript at once in the file format that fits your workflow
Download or copy a single transcript when you only need one
Use this workflow for your own content, and follow YouTube’s terms of service and the copyright law where you live when downloading, storing, or reusing transcripts.
📱 Get the app: App Store · Google Play
We keep the full step-by-step guide up to date in one place:
👉 Read the full tutorial: How to Bulk Download YouTube Transcripts from Your Channel
See you next time,
Glasp team
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If you process videos in batches (research, content repurposing, study notes), this saves hours. The tool is here: https://glasp.co/youtube-summary
Hit a wall anywhere? Comment and I'll help.
Prefer Reddit? Same conversation over at https://www.reddit.com/r/glasp/
one can vibe it over the weekend - what's the point of this