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Get YouTube transcripts in seconds

Turn YouTube videos into rich summaries without ever watching them

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Before we begin

Sifting through hours of video for a handful of insights is like searching for a needle in a haystack—frustrating, time-consuming, and enough to make you wish you had a summarized transcript.

Wish no more.

This Claybook gets YouTube transcripts and turns them into rich summaries so you can: 

  • Research long-form video content in seconds
  • Turn YouTube videos into step-by-step SOPs effortlessly
  • Mine videos for audience and customer insights—without watching
  • Publish summaries as blog posts 
  • Extract key takeaways from trending topics
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First, copy this template in Clay.

If you’re already a user, you’ll be directed to your workspace. If not, you’ll be prompted to create a free Clay account.

The interactive demos on the right will walk you through each step of this Claybook. 

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Step 2:

Paste YouTube URLs and get transcript

Next, paste YouTube URLs into the first column of the table.

Click on the second column to get the full YouTube transcript you can copy.

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Step 3:

Create article from YouTube video

In this Claybook, you can draft an blog post from the YouTube transcript. You'll need Clay's Starter plan to use your own OpenAI API key.

However, there are infinite use cases. Creating an article from a YouTube script is just one example.

The possibilities are endless. ✨

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