Four small tools that each do one thing to a YouTube video: summarise it, chapter it, fact-check it, or hand you its subtitles. All free, all usable without an account, and all built on LunaNotes — an AI note-taking app for turning anything you're learning from into notes, diagrams and flashcards.
Paste a video link and get the full transcript plus a structured AI summary — headings, key points and takeaways instead of a wall of text.
Students, researchers and anyone triaging a two-hour talk.
Open the toolBreak a video into chapters with clickable timestamps and a short description of what happens in each one.
Creators writing chapter markers, and anyone skimming a long video.
Open the toolPull the factual claims out of a video, check each one, and get a 0–100 credibility score with the reasoning shown.
Journalists, researchers and sceptical viewers.
Open the toolDownload a video's captions as SRT, VTT or plain text — the timed subtitle file, ready to edit or re-use.
Video editors, translators and language learners.
Open the toolEach tool runs one step of LunaNotes on its own, so you can judge the output before signing up. Inside the app you bring the source — a video, a PDF, an audio file, a meeting, or your own writing — and keep working with what comes out.
Every source becomes a structured, editable note — headings, hierarchy, your own additions — not a read-only block of AI text.
Concept maps, flowcharts and mind maps generated from a note you've already read, so the structure is yours.
Spaced-review decks built from your own material, so studying starts from something you've processed.
Ask questions against your notes — one video, a semester's worth of them, or the PDFs and meetings alongside.
Free plan: 100 AI credits a month, 5 diagrams, 5 flashcard decks. No credit card.
Looking for something to start a note from instead? Browse the note templates.
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