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YouTube Subtitle Downloader

Extract and save subtitles from YouTube videos for offline use

Video
Shorts
Playlist/Channel
Subtitle
YouTube to MP3
YouTube to MP4

How to Download Subtitles from YouTube

1

Copy the Video Link

Find the YouTube video and copy its URL.
2

Paste Link

Paste the URL into the input box and click the “Download” button.
3

Choose & Download

Select a subtitle language and download as text or subtitle format.

Subtitle Extraction Made Simple

A focused tool for downloading YouTube captions in usable formats.

Extract Captions from Any Video

Supports both auto-generated and manually uploaded subtitles.

Accurate Timing Preservation

Download subtitles as plain text (.txt) or standard subtitle format (.srt).Keeps original time codes for accurate syncing.

Multi-Language Subtitle Support

Detect and extract subtitles in multiple available languages.

Simple Link-Based Operation

Just paste a YouTube link—no extra setup or steps.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Automatically generated tracks are labelled as such in the list and sit alongside the ones the creator uploaded, so pick whichever you need.

The language dropdown lists every available track; select one and then download. The tool remembers your last choice and pre-selects that language the next time you extract a video.

The download button is labelled with the preferred format for the selected language, and clicking it saves that one. When the track offers other formats, they sit in the dropdown next to the button — one save per format.

Then the creator never uploaded any and YouTube generated none either. In that case use the audio-to-text tool on this site to build a transcript straight from the sound.

Subtitles are generally available in .srt or .txt format. If multiple formats are supported, users can choose the one they prefer.