Convert YouTube videos to structured documents, PDFs, and markdown instantly with AI
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Pricing model
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Freemium
Pricing
Free plan with limited daily conversions; paid plans available for unlimited conversions and longer videos.
Free: 50 credits per month. Premium: $9.90/month with 500 credits per month. Business: $19.90/month with unlimited credits. All plans allow commercial use. Paid plans include batch processing of up to 8 images and 4K enhancement.
Key features
YouTube to Structured Doc - converts videos to organized documents with headings and summaries
YouTube to PDF - export video content to polished PDF format
YouTube to Markdown - generate clean .md files for notes and documentation
YouTube to Docx - download as Microsoft Word files
YouTube video download - save videos in high quality with multiple resolutions
Audio extract as MP3 or WAV - extract audio tracks from videos
Transcript extraction - pull full timestamped transcripts from any video
AI summary - generate concise summaries of video content
Chapter detection - automatically extract and organize video chapters
Timestamp mapping - each section matched with original video timestamps
Batch processing of up to 8 images on paid plans
Comparison slider to preview results before downloading
Support for JPG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF formats
4K enhancement on paid plans
Automatic deletion of images within 24 hours
Commercial use allowed on all plans
Edit capability before downloading results
No ads on paid plans
Works with photos, artwork, and scanned pictures
What makes it different
Multimodal AI analyzes both transcript and visual context for accurate documents
No registration required - start converting immediately
100% secure and private - no document storage or data sharing
Intelligent structuring organizes content into logical sections and chapters
Conversion under 30 seconds for videos up to 30 minutes
AI generates realistic detail rather than just stretching pixels
Batch processing saves time for users with multiple images