Paste a TikTok link and get the video's transcript with timestamps in seconds — copy it, download it, or summarize it with AI. Free, no account needed.
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Three steps, no app, no sign-up.
Tap Share on any TikTok video and choose Copy link — both tiktok.com and short vm.tiktok.com links work.
Drop the link in the box and hit Get Transcript. We read the video's own captions — nothing is re-recorded or guessed.
Grab the transcript with or without timestamps, save it as a .txt file, or get an instant AI summary.
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We pull TikTok's own caption track for the video, timestamps intact — not a lossy re-transcription. What the creator's captions say is what you get.
Fetching a transcript is free and doesn't need an account. The AI summary has a free daily allowance — when you reach it we say so and show when it resets.
The transcript goes straight from TikTok to your browser. We don't keep the video, the text, or your watch history — there's nothing to store.
Straight answers about TikTok transcripts.
Copy the video's link from TikTok's Share menu, paste it into the box above, and click Get Transcript. The full text appears with timestamps in a few seconds — free and without signing up.
TikTok only has captions for videos with recognizable speech — music-only clips, silent videos, and some very new uploads don't have a caption track yet, so there is no transcript to fetch.
Yes. Paste any TikTok link — the full www.tiktok.com URL or the short vm.tiktok.com / vt.tiktok.com share links — and we resolve it to the right video automatically.
Yes — the Download .txt button saves the transcript with timestamps as a plain text file, and the copy buttons give you the text with or without timestamps for pasting anywhere.
The transcript is TikTok's own caption track for that video, usually generated from the audio by TikTok itself. We show it exactly as it exists — accuracy matches what you'd see with captions turned on in the app.