How to Download YouTube Subtitles as an SRT File
Three ways to save a YouTube video's subtitles as an .srt file with timestamps: paste the link into SubGrab, download your own captions in YouTube Studio, or use yt-dlp.
SRT vs VTT vs TXT: Which Transcript Format Should You Use?
TXT, SRT, and VTT each exist for a different job. Here's a plain-English guide to the three transcript formats SubGrab exports — and exactly when to pick each one.
Caption vs Transcript vs Subtitle: What's the Difference?
Captions, transcripts, and subtitles are not the same thing. Understand which one you need for accessibility, SEO, study, or translation.
Transcribe a Video in Spanish, French or 90+ Languages
Step-by-step guide to getting accurate transcripts of foreign-language videos using AI — including handling mixed-language content, dialects, and translation.
How to Download a Loom Transcript as a Text File
Loom lets you copy a transcript on every plan, but caption downloads are for Business and Enterprise creators. How to get a timestamped TXT, SRT or VTT file from any public Loom link.
Transcribing Videos in Any Language: How It Works
SubGrab extracts and generates transcripts in 90+ languages. Here's how multilingual transcription works for YouTube and Vimeo videos.