YouTube Podcast Transcript

Podcasts are long. A typical episode runs 1 to 3 hours, and many popular shows regularly exceed that. Most transcription tools cap out at 30 or 60 minutes, forcing you to split the audio or pay extra for longer files.

TubeScript handles the full duration of any YouTube video. Whether it is a 20-minute interview clip or a 4-hour marathon episode, you get the complete transcript with timestamps from start to finish. No splitting, no workarounds, no length surcharges.

This makes TubeScript particularly well-suited for podcast listeners who want transcripts of shows like Joe Rogan, Lex Fridman, Andrew Huberman, or any of the thousands of long-form interview shows on YouTube.

YouTube generates automatic captions for most videos, but accessing them as readable text is surprisingly difficult. You have to open the video, click the three-dot menu, select "Show transcript," and then manually copy the text — which comes out as a wall of unpunctuated, unformatted fragments.

Auto-captions also lack paragraph breaks, proper capitalization, and speaker labels. For a podcast with two or more speakers, the result is nearly unusable. Names, technical terms, and brand names are frequently wrong.

TubeScript produces clean, readable transcripts with proper punctuation, paragraph structure, and timestamps. The text is ready to read, search, copy, or share — no cleanup required.