GuidePlaylist transcripts

YouTube Playlist Transcript Downloader

Turn a playlist into a local, searchable Markdown library without opening and saving every video by hand.

Free local Markdown · no account required

Real demo: select videos directly on a YouTube playlist, then let the batch manager capture each transcript.

How it worksQuick guide

From YouTube page to your folder.

  1. 01

    Open a playlist

    Visit any YouTube playlist that contains videos with transcripts.

  2. 02

    Select the videos

    Start Transcriptly and tick the videos you want. You can load more and select as many as you need.

  3. 03

    Choose your folder

    Pick where the Markdown files belong — a project folder, notes folder, or your Obsidian vault.

  4. 04

    Run the batch

    Transcriptly opens each selected video, captures its transcript, and saves one Markdown file per video.

FAQBefore you install

Common questions, answered.

Is there a playlist size limit?

Transcriptly does not impose a hard video limit. For a large batch, keep the browser window in the foreground while it processes the queue.

What happens when a video has no transcript?

Transcriptly can only capture transcripts available on YouTube. The batch manager shows the result for each video, and failed work can be retried without restarting the queue.

Can I pause a batch?

Yes. Pause the queue at any time, then resume it when you are ready. You can also retry failed items individually.

How are playlist files named?

Each selected video is saved as its own Markdown file in the folder you choose, using a filename based on the video title.

Make your next YouTube session searchable.

Install Transcriptly and save the transcripts you want as Markdown files you control.