YouTube Video to Notes

Yes, it is free, with no sign-up and no app to install. The PDF has a light watermark, the AIJobAlert logo and site name set faintly behind the text, and a link to this tool at the foot of each page. Neither hides any of your notes.

Up to 15 sets a day from one connection. Every student also shares one daily total, shown next to the Make notes button. Notes you have already made reopen from your saved notes without counting towards either.

Every video is read by a paid AI service with a daily allowance, which all students share. When it runs out, new notes can be made again once it refills, in the early afternoon India time; the exact time is shown next to the Make notes button. Your saved notes still open in the meantime.

No. The AI listens to the video's audio and reads the slides and board on screen, so lectures without captions work too.

Public educational videos, including Shorts: lectures, lessons, tutorials, solved problems, exam preparation and current affairs or GK explainers, in any language. Private and unlisted videos cannot be read. Videos longer than 3 hours are read up to the 3-hour mark.

The tool makes notes from study videos only. Songs and music videos, films and trailers, comedy, vlogs, gaming, sports, reactions and advertisements are turned away. If a real lecture was refused, try again; the check is done by AI and can occasionally be wrong.

Yes. Choose the notes language before you tap Make notes. Technical terms, names and abbreviations are kept as the teacher says them, in English letters.

The AI is told to use only what the video says and shows, and never to add facts of its own. It can still make mistakes, especially with numbers, dates and names, so every section has a timestamp you can tap to check that part of the video before you rely on it.

Topic-wise points in the order of the video, each topic with a timestamp, and the one or two points most likely to be asked marked ★ Must know. Where the video compares things, there is a small table. Then key terms, formulas and exam tips where the video has them, a quick-revision list, 5 to 10 practice MCQs with explanations, flashcards and a mind map.

Tap Download PDF and choose Save as PDF as the printer. On an iPhone, tap the share button in the print screen and choose Save to Files. The PDF holds the notes with the must-know points and tables, key terms, formulas, tips, the quick-revision list, the practice MCQs with an answer key, and the flashcards. Its timestamps and video link open the video at that point. The mind map stays on screen.

Yes. Tap Copy notes to copy them as plain text you can paste into any chat, or send the downloaded PDF.

Yes. Notes made with this tool are checked against their video and, once approved, added to the free notes library, filed by exam, school class and subject. The latest sets are shown below the tool; open the library to browse its folders or search a topic.

Your last 10 sets of notes are saved in your browser on this device, so you can reopen them any time. The notes of each video are also kept on our server with the video's link, its title and its channel, and nothing about who made them, so they can be checked against the video and, once approved, added to the notes library for every student. We do not keep a list of who looked up which video. To apply the daily limit, the site keeps a count of notes made from your connection's IP address, which is deleted after a day. The video link is sent to Google's Gemini AI, which makes the notes.

Yes. It works in Chrome, Safari and other mobile browsers. Copy the link from the YouTube app's Share button and paste it here.