How to get a YouTube transcript in Urdu
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Copy the video link
Any YouTube video, Short, or finished livestream, in Urdu or any other language.
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Paste it above
If the video has Urdu captions you get them as they are. If not, the transcript is translated into Urdu automatically.
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Copy, compare, or download
Turn on Show original to see each line next to its source, then copy the text or download a Urdu TXT or SRT file.
Urdu captions or a Urdu translation
Urdu captions read right to left, and many Pakistani dramas and news channels upload Urdu or English subtitles. When a video has no Urdu track, the tool machine-translates the transcript, which is accurate enough to follow along, study, or search. For publishing, have a Urdu speaker review it.
Learn Urdu with YouTube
Read a video's Urdu captions with your own language underneath, click any line to replay it, and download the bilingual transcript to study offline. Pick videos with creator-uploaded captions for the most accurate text.
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Need transcripts at scale? Use the API
The same transcripts are available through the YouTube Transcript API: timestamped JSON, text, SRT, VTT, CSV, or Markdown, 150+ languages, and AI transcription for videos without captions. Or connect the YouTube MCP server to Claude, Cursor, or Codex and just paste links in chat.
curl "https://transcript-yt.com/v1/transcript?url=5f3Pn-N6yLc&format=text" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer ts_live_..."
Common questions
How do I get a Urdu transcript of a YouTube video?
Paste the link above. The tool uses the video's Urdu captions when it has them and translates the transcript into Urdu when it doesn't.
Can I translate an English video into Urdu?
Yes. Any video's transcript can be translated into Urdu. Turn on Show original to read both languages line by line, and download them together as a bilingual SRT or TXT.
Can I download Urdu subtitles?
Yes. After the transcript loads, click SRT or VTT for a Urdu subtitle file with the original timings.
Are Urdu auto-captions accurate?
Urdu captions read right to left, and many Pakistani dramas and news channels upload Urdu or English subtitles. Clear speech with little background noise gives the best results.
Is it free?
Yes. A few videos a day need no account, and signing in with Google raises the limit.