Free Video Tools

You want the words from a video. If you want to read them, paste them into an AI chat, or quote them, use the transcript extractor. It gives you clean plain text with the timestamps stripped, and copying needs no account. If you want a subtitle file that a video editor or player can load, with timings intact, use the subtitle downloader instead. Same source captions, different output.

You already have a subtitle file. The subtitle converter turns SRT into VTT or either into plain text, and it runs entirely in your browser — the file is never uploaded anywhere, which matters if the content is not yours to share.

You want the picture, not the video. The thumbnail downloader pulls the existing thumbnail at every size YouTube stores. If you are designing your own and want to see how it will look in the feed before you publish, that is the thumbnail tester.

You want part of a video, or none of it. The video clipper downloads just the segment you mark, instead of the whole file. The playlist length calculator tells you what you are committing to before you start, including the runtime at 1.5× and 2×. And the QR code generator turns a video link into something you can put on a slide or a printed page.

Everything above works on any operating system, because it all runs in the browser. If you would rather download in bulk from your own machine, that is what BlackHole Desktop is for.