felo-youtube-subtitling

You can extract YouTube subtitles by providing the video URL or video ID to the API endpoint. The service fetches available captions and returns them as either plain text or structured JSON, depending on your processing needs.

Yes, you can retrieve YouTube captions with per-segment timestamps. By enabling the timestamp parameter, the API provides timed text segments to support timing analysis and translation workflows.

Yes, fetching YouTube transcripts requires a FELO_API_KEY for authentication. You must configure this key to access the subtitling endpoint and retrieve caption data successfully.

Yes, you can filter YouTube video transcripts by specifying a desired language. The API accepts an optional language parameter to return captions matching your selected language preference.

The best way to get plain text YouTube subtitles for AI prompts is using the subtitling API to fetch caption data. It returns unformatted text suitable for direct integration into downstream processing and language models.