Capture Feature

Turn YouTube Videos into Study Notes

Paste any YouTube URL and get an AI-powered transcription. Transform educational videos into summaries and flashcards you'll actually remember.

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How It Works

Get started in three simple steps.

1

Paste a YouTube URL

Copy any public YouTube video link and paste it into a note.

2

AI Transcribes the Video

AI watches the video and generates a complete, accurate transcription of the content.

3

Study the Content

Generate summaries and flashcards from the transcription for long-term retention.

Key Benefits

Why learners love this feature.

Learn from Any Video

YouTube is the world's largest classroom. Now you can actually retain what you watch — paste a URL and turn passive watching into active learning.

  • Works with any public YouTube video
  • Supports videos up to 2 hours long
  • Handles multiple languages and accents
Learn from Any Video

No More Rewatching

Stop rewatching the same tutorial five times. Get a full transcription you can search, highlight, and study from — then generate flashcards for the parts that matter.

  • Full video transcription saved to your note
  • Generate summaries of video content
  • Create flashcards from key points
No More Rewatching

Video Metadata Included

Each YouTube capture saves the video title, thumbnail, duration, and URL alongside the transcription. Your notes stay organized and connected to the source.

  • Video title and thumbnail preserved
  • Duration and URL saved for reference
  • Easy to find and revisit the original video
Video Metadata Included

Use Cases

See how learners put this feature to work.

Online Courses

Taking a course on YouTube or a MOOC? Capture each lecture and build a complete study deck as you go.

Tutorial Learning

Turn coding tutorials, cooking lessons, or how-to videos into searchable, reviewable notes.

Conference Talks

Capture keynotes and conference presentations. Generate flashcards from the insights you want to remember.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know.

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Join thousands of learners who remember what they learn.

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