YouTube Scribe

YouTube Scribe offers various benefits including saving time by providing quick summaries, supporting multiple languages, and providing both summaries and transcripts. It has a user-friendly interface, making it easy to navigate, and a flexible credit system that does not expire, allowing for convenient usage at any time.

YouTube Scribe operates on a token-based credit system. One credit allows users to get a summary for a video up to 15,000 tokens or a transcript up to 4,000 tokens. For videos exceeding these token limits, additional credits are required. Users can purchase more credits anytime, and they never expire.

Yes, longer videos exceeding the given token limits require additional credits. For instance, a summary for a 21,000-token video costs 2 credits, and a transcript for the same video costs 6 credits. This ensures that users only pay for what they use.

The exact languages supported are not provided in the screenshots. However, YouTube Scribe is designed to support multiple languages, making it versatile for a global user base.

No, users are required to sign in to use YouTube Scribe. Signing in ensures that users' credits and usage history are tracked properly, enhancing the overall user experience.

In YouTube Scribe, 1 token is roughly equal to 4 characters in English, which is about ¾ of a word. This helps users understand how their credits will be used based on the length of their video content.

If your credits run out, you can easily purchase more credits on the YouTube Scribe website. The credits never expire, allowing you to use them whenever needed without any time constraints.

YouTube Scribe uses advanced AI to provide accurate summaries and transcripts. While the accuracy is generally high, it may vary depending on the video’s audio quality, language, and content complexity. Users can review and edit the output if necessary.

No, YouTube Scribe is specifically designed for YouTube videos. It processes the provided YouTube video links and generates summaries and transcripts based on that content.

There is no set limit on the number of videos you can transcribe, as long as you have enough credits to cover the token requirements. Users can purchase additional credits at any time to continue using the service without interruption.