Paste a Twitch VOD link, summarize it, and copy its timeline as chapters for your YouTube description: the first at 00:00, the rest at the moments they happen, up to 12 in all. There's nothing to download, and you don't have to rewatch the stream.
Without signing in: the first 30 minutes. A free account: up to 72 minutes per recording, within your remaining credits. Longer recordings return a preview.
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A past broadcast, straight from the address bar. We fetch the audio ourselves and transcribe the stream.
Press Summarize on the transcript. You get a short overview, a timeline of 5 to 12 moments with their times, and the key points.
Press Copy as YouTube chapters and paste the lines into your video's description in YouTube Studio.
Paste the VOD link and transcribe it, press Summarize, then press Copy as YouTube chapters. Paste the lines into the description of your YouTube upload and save it.
One line per chapter: the time, then a short title taken from what was said, like 1:02:03 A sponsor segment for the new keyboard. YouTube wants the first at 00:00, at least three in ascending order, and each at least 10 seconds long, and the copied lines follow those rules.
The transcript uses one credit per started hour and the summary another 1 per hour, so chapters for a 6-hour VOD use 12 credits in all. Growth takes a stream that long, at $9.99 a month for 400 credits.
Yes. The summary reads up to about 7 hours of a very talkative stream, so a 6-hour VOD fits whole and the chapters spread across all of it.
Yes, for the summary. The transcript of the first 30 minutes needs no sign-up, but a summary spends credits, so sign in with Google first. It's free.
Yes when your video starts where the VOD starts: every time is counted from the beginning of the recording. If you cut the opening off, shift the times by the same amount.
No. The chapters come from what was said, so a long silent stretch gets no chapter of its own. Check the titles before you publish; they're a draft you can edit.
Yes. Any recording you can transcribe here can be summarized, and the same button appears under the summary.