Is this YouTube subtitle downloader completely free?

YTVidHub is free for single downloads and includes 5 daily credits for bulk operations. Professional plans are available for high-volume data needs.

What URL formats are supported?

We support standard YouTube video URLs, playlist URLs, and channel page URLs. For bulk processing via file upload, ensure each URL is on a new line in a simple .txt or .csv file. The system automatically filters out invalid or duplicate links.

What language are subtitles in?

YTVidHub supports ALL languages available on YouTube. This includes manually uploaded captions by the creator (highest quality) and auto-generated subtitles for languages like Chinese (Mandarin), Spanish, German, and more.

How to Use Our YouTube Subtitle Downloader

1. Single Video Download

For any single YouTube video, getting subtitles is a breeze. Our tool is designed to be as fast and straightforward as possible.

Copy & Paste URL

Simply find the YouTube video you need, copy its URL, and paste it directly into the input box on our homepage.

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2. Mastering Bulk Downloads

For Free Users

Every user gets free daily credits, allowing you to process small batches of URLs (one per line).

Unlimited Power

For Pro Members

The batch limit is completely removed. Paste hundreds—or even thousands—of URLs at once. No restrictions, no waiting.

"Pro members can process entire YouTube channels or massive research datasets in a single click."

Remove All Restrictions

Unlock the full potential of YTVidHub Pro with unlimited bulk processing.

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3. Understanding Formats

SRT (SubRip)

Contains precise timestamps, perfect for video editors (Adobe Premiere, Final Cut) and media players (VLC).

TXT (Transcript)

Pure spoken words without any timing information. Ideal for blog posts, study notes, or LLM analysis.

VTT (WebVTT)

Standard for HTML5 video players. Supports advanced styling and web accessibility features.

4. Quick Troubleshooting

Why does the tool say "Subtitles not found"?

This message appears if the YouTube video either does not have captions enabled or is set to private. Our tool can only access publicly available subtitles.

What's the difference between auto-generated and manual subtitles?

Auto-generated subtitles are created by YouTube's AI and may contain errors. Manual subtitles are uploaded by the video creator and are usually 99% accurate.

My bulk download failed. What should I do?

Ensure each URL is on a separate line. If it persists, try a smaller batch. Pro members with 1000+ URLs should ensure a stable connection during submission.

How to Use Our Downloader