Video Transcripts extracts the full spoken text from social videos on TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter/X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Reddit, and Kick. Paste a video URL and get clean, readable text back in seconds — no upload required, no manual transcription.
This is the fastest way to turn video content into something you can read, quote, analyze, or repurpose. It works on any public video from the major platforms, whether you want to study a competitor's talking points, pull quotes for a blog post, or build a training dataset from a large collection of videos.
What you can do
- get_tiktok_transcript — extract spoken text from any public TikTok video
- get_youtube_transcript — pull the transcript from a YouTube video (fastest — uses existing captions when available)
- get_instagram_transcript — transcribe a public Instagram video or Reel
- get_twitter_transcript — extract speech from a Twitter/X video post
- get_facebook_transcript — transcribe a public Facebook video
- get_linkedin_transcript and get_reddit_transcript — captions from LinkedIn and Reddit video posts
- get_kick_clip_transcript — captions from a Kick clip, or an AI transcript when it has none
Who it's for
Content researchers repurposing video into blogs, newsletters, or social posts. Competitive analysts studying what rivals are saying. Marketers pulling quotes and key messages from creator content. Data teams building text datasets from video sources.
How to use it
- Find the public URL of the video you want to transcribe
- Choose the skill matching the platform: get_youtube_transcript for YouTube, get_tiktok_transcript for TikTok, get_kick_clip_transcript for Kick, etc.
- Pass the full URL including the https:// prefix
- The skill returns plain text — no timestamps — ready to read or pass into another tool. LinkedIn and Reddit only have a transcript when captions were published; for a Kick clip without captions, set use_ai_as_fallback
Getting started
All skills work with public videos. Copy the video URL from the platform's share button and pass it directly to the relevant skill.
