1. Install the extension
Add it to Chrome and open YouTube like normal.
Get AI summaries, transcripts, and clickable timestamps directly on YouTube so you can find the useful part faster.
4.9 stars on Chrome Web Store
Free to install. Use it free in a new tab, or upgrade once for inline summaries on YouTube.
How it works
Install the extension, open any YouTube video, and get the key points faster without digging through filler.
Add it to Chrome and open YouTube like normal.
Use it on lectures, podcasts, interviews, tutorials, and other long videos.
Read the summary, scan the transcript, and jump to key moments with clickable timestamps.
Most YouTube videos take too long to get to what actually matters. Too much time gets lost to filler, weak payoffs, and the effort of figuring out whether a video is worth watching at all.
A promising title and thumbnail do not mean the video will actually deliver.
You should not have to sit through filler just to get a few useful ideas.
What you need is often buried, and one video quickly turns into three more.
Use YouTube as a tool, not a detour. Find the ideas, answers, and takeaways you need faster, then get on with your work, study, or whatever sent you there in the first place.
See the point first, then decide whether the full video deserves your time.
Go straight to the ideas, answers, and takeaways that matter.
Take the insight, answer, or recap you needed and move on with your day.
4.9 stars on Chrome Web Store
Features
★★★★★ “YouTube should come with this preinstalled.” — Ashwin
Get the key points inside YouTube instead of bouncing out to another tab.
Use clickable timestamps to go directly to the moment where the answer, idea, or explanation starts.
Open the transcript inside YouTube and scan the video faster than scrubbing through the timeline.
Handle podcasts, lectures, interviews, and other long videos intelligently for better summaries.
Choose the summary language you want and switch transcript languages when multiple caption tracks are available.
Use your own ChatGPT or Claude API key for inline summaries.
If you already have ChatGPT Plus or Claude Pro, the extension can use larger transcript allowances for stronger long-video summaries.
Reviews
“This is my favourite extension for YouTube. Very handy for long videos and podcasts, and it works more reliably than the other ones I’ve tried and removed.”
“This was exactly the plugin I was looking for. It uses my ChatGPT account and saves me a ton of time. I really appreciate it.”
“A game-changer for getting the gist of long videos without having to watch the whole thing. Super useful for work and study.”
“Only one these days that works and doesn't have daily limits.”
“Love that this is unlimited. All the others max out, which is so annoying.”
“Such a useful extension for finding the right video while I'm studying. YouTube should come with this preinstalled.”
4.9 stars on Chrome Web Store
Pricing
The free version is enough to get started. Upgrade inside the app if you want inline summaries and bring your own key.
Free
Get summaries in a new tab and use the extension free forever.
Lifetime access
Pay once for lifetime access to inline summaries on YouTube and bring your own ChatGPT or Claude API key.
Upgrade inside the appNo subscription. No recurring charge.
FAQ
You can summarize videos in a new tab using ChatGPT and Claude.
The lifetime upgrade is a one-time purchase that unlocks inline summaries on YouTube and lets you bring your own ChatGPT or Claude API key.
No. The free version does not require a paid plan. If you already have ChatGPT Plus or Claude Pro, the extension can make better use of larger transcript allowances for long videos.
It means you can connect your own API key for ChatGPT or Claude to enable inline summaries.
Yes. The extension is designed to handle longer videos like podcasts, lectures, interviews, and deep-dive content better than other summarizers.
Yes. You can choose the summary language and switch transcript languages when multiple caption tracks are available.
★★★★★ “YouTube should come with this preinstalled.” — Ashwin