YouTube Video Summarizer
Paste a YouTube link and let AI understand the transcript, organize the main ideas and produce a structured summary you can review beside the source video.
Summarize a YouTube VideoLearn how to use TubeTutor and understand the credits system
This guide covers the YouTube workflow only. TubeTutor turns supported public YouTube videos into reusable learning projects where you can review subtitles, generate AI summaries, analyze visual content, build mindmaps, take notes, and ask questions about the video.
Open TubeTutor and find the "Synthesize new content" section. Without signing in, you can use one cumulative preview for a supported public video up to 5 minutes. It includes Subtitles, Chapters, the first automatic Summary, temporary Notes, and one selected output language. Sign in for Visual Analysis, Mindmap, AI questions, full exports, or saved projects.
The large input in the "Synthesize new content" section supports two different actions: Enter keywords to search for YouTube videos; Paste a video URL directly. The "Search projects" input at the top of the page is only for finding saved projects. It does not search for or import new videos.
If you have not selected a video yet, enter a search phrase. Steps: Enter keywords in the main search box. Select the output language. Click "Analyze." The page displays related YouTube video results. Find the video you want and click "Analyze this video." TubeTutor checks the video information, duration, and subtitle status.
If you already have a public YouTube video, copy its complete URL and paste it into the main search box. Select the output language and click "Analyze." TubeTutor checks the YouTube video identity, duration, and subtitle status before analysis.
The output language controls subtitle translations and generated content. A guest chooses one output language for the one-video preview and cannot switch languages after processing begins. Guest results remain temporary; sign in to use another language or save the localized project.
After a signed-out visitor clicks "Analyze," TubeTutor first explains the one-video, 5-minute, one-language, temporary-result boundary. After confirmation, preflight verifies identity, duration, subtitle status, and processing method. Signed-in users also see the current estimated credit deduction.
After confirmation, a guest can use temporary Subtitles, Chapters, the first automatic Summary, and timestamped Notes in the selected language. These clear after leaving or reloading. Visual Analysis, Mindmap, Ask TubeTutor AI, full exports, and saved projects require registration or sign-in.
Play the video directly in the workspace and use chapters to understand its structure. Click a subtitle or chapter timestamp to jump to the matching position. Playing the video and viewing existing chapters do not use credits.
Guests can translate timestamped subtitles once into the output language selected before analysis. If native subtitles are unavailable, TubeTutor can generate AI subtitles. Sign in to change language, save the transcript, or use full export.
The first automatic Summary is included with the initial analysis. Guests can read it temporarily. Signed-in users save it with the project and can view it again for free. Manual Summary regeneration uses the current per-minute Summary price.
Visual Analysis extracts websites, tools, prompts, code, on-screen text, charts, menus, and procedures that subtitles may miss. It requires registration or sign-in and follows the current signed-in credit rules.
Mindmap generation requires registration or sign-in. Signed-in users can generate, edit, and save the graph with a private project under the current credit rules.
Guests can create and edit temporary timestamped Notes in the current page. Sign in to store Notes with a private project for later access.
Ask TubeTutor AI requires registration or sign-in and uses saved project context. Each successful answer uses 10 credits, while failed or timed-out answers are not finalized as charges.
TubeTutor creates a reusable project for signed-in analyses. Guest results are not added to Projects. Signed-in users can search, reopen, and continue saved projects; reopening a project and viewing existing results do not use credits.
Active Basic and Advanced subscribers can use export features marked Pro. Current export features include: Subtitle export, Learning material export. Available subtitle formats include: SRT, TXT, Markdown. Each successful export uses 1 credit.
The one-time guest preview does not use account credits and does not reset daily. For signed-in metered tasks, TubeTutor checks the active price and balance, reserves the estimate, finalizes only after success, and releases failed or timed-out reservations. A task cannot start if the full amount is unavailable.
Start an analysis from a feature page and TubeTutor will open the matching workspace area.
Paste a YouTube link and let AI understand the transcript, organize the main ideas and produce a structured summary you can review beside the source video.
Summarize a YouTube VideoPaste a YouTube URL to create a readable transcript that stays synchronized with the source video. Follow every section with clickable timestamps, search the spoken text and keep the transcript beside your notes.
Generate TranscriptPaste a YouTube URL, choose one of TubeTutor’s nine supported output languages, and create translated subtitles that stay connected to the source video timeline.
Translate YouTube SubtitlesTurn a long YouTube tutorial, lecture or knowledge video into an organized outline with clear AI-generated chapter titles and timestamps linked directly to playback.
Generate Video ChaptersPaste a YouTube link and transform the video’s core concepts, supporting ideas, and hierarchy into a visual map you can edit and export.
Create a Video Mind MapKeep the video and your notes in one saved project. Every note captures the current playback time, so useful ideas stay connected to the exact moment you saw them.
Start Taking Video NotesGo beyond subtitles. TubeTutor analyzes what appears on screen and organizes important actions, objects, tools, text, measurements, and procedures into structured visual findings.
Analyze Tutorial VisualsTurn a saved TubeTutor project into a structured Notion page. Connect your workspace, choose a parent page, and create or update the mapped document without copying sections by hand.
Analyze and Export to Notion