The Workflow for Serious Researchers
Stop the tedious one-by-one downloads. Paste your entire video list—no matter the size—and get a perfectly organized ZIP file in seconds.
https://youtu.be/video_id_1
https://youtu.be/video_id_2
https://youtu.be/video_id_3
...
https://youtu.be/video_id_1000
One Organized ZIP File
All subtitles. Named correctly.
From Tedious Repetition...
...to Effortless Automation. This is how YTVidHub transforms your workflow.
❌ The Old Way
Open dozens of browser tabs.
Manually click "download" for each video.
End up with a folder of cryptically named files.
Waste hours renaming and organizing everything.
✅ The YTVidHub Way
Paste your entire list—even 1000+ URLs.
Click one button to process everything.
Get a single ZIP, with files named by video title.
Save hours and focus on your actual research.
Your New 3-Step Workflow
Compile Your URL List
Gather all your YouTube URLs from a channel, playlist, or research document. With a Pro plan, there's no need to worry about the list size.
Paste Your Entire List
Navigate to our bulk tool, and paste the entire list into the input box. Just ensure each URL is on its own line.
Download One Organized ZIP
Click the download button. In seconds, you'll receive a single, perfectly organized ZIP file with every subtitle, ready for your project.
Your Questions, Answered
Is there a limit to how many URLs I can paste at once?
For free users, there is a daily limit for small batches. For our Pro members, there are **absolutely no limits** on the number of URLs you can process in a single job for official subtitles.
How are the files named inside the ZIP archive?
To keep your work organized, each subtitle file inside the ZIP archive is automatically named after the **original YouTube video's title**. This makes it incredibly easy to match each file to its corresponding video.
Can I download transcripts in bulk as .TXT files?
Yes! Our bulk downloader supports both **SRT and TXT formats**. You can choose your preferred format before initiating the download, and all files in the resulting ZIP archive will be in that format.
