Get a structured, timestamped summary and export it as Markdown — paste straight into Obsidian, links and headings included.
Capture what you watch as a note you actually keep — not a tab you forget.
Any YouTube link works — lecture, talk, tutorial, or podcast.
Get a TL;DR plus timestamped bullets grounded in the real captions.
Copy the .md and drop it into your vault as a new note.
Summarize the video on SummarizeTube, click “Export Markdown”, and paste the .md into a new Obsidian note. Headings and timestamps come through.
Yes. The Markdown preserves the timestamped bullets and section headings, so the note mirrors the video structure.
Yes. Because the export is plain Markdown, you can add [[wikilinks]] and block references like any other note.
The summary and Markdown export are free — no account required to try.
Three steps from link to summary.
Drop any YouTube URL — public or unlisted.
Fetch the real transcript (captions). No-caption audio is transcribed when a provider is configured.
TL;DR, timestamped points, and key conclusions.