Research notes
Cite specific moments without rewatching the full video.
Pro outputSummary with timestamps
Summarize a YouTube video without losing the path back to the source.
ClipNote starts from a readable transcript so the useful points stay grounded in the original video — not flattened into generic text.
The transcript comes first. Pro turns it into timestamped summaries, exports, and a saved library.
Content planning
Turn a strong video into angles and outlines, anchored to source.
Pro outputTeam briefs
Share a summary page that links every claim back to the timestamp.
Pro outputWhy timestamps matter
Summary output is more useful when it stays tied to the source.
Every key moment links back to the exact second in the video. Anyone reading the summary can verify the source in one click — no more “he said it somewhere around the middle”. The Summary tab shows how each takeaway stays grounded.
FAQ
About summaries with timestamps
What does a summary with timestamps look like?
A short, structured summary of the video — usually 3 to 5 sections plus key moments — where every claim links back to the exact second in the source. Click any timestamp and YouTube opens at that moment.
How are the timestamps generated?
ClipNote starts from the full transcript, runs the cited-summary model over it, and forces every section to ground each claim in real transcript segments. No invented timestamps — every link maps to a real moment in the video.
Can I click a timestamp and jump to that moment in the video?
Yes. Every cited timestamp is a deep-link to youtube.com/watch?v=…&t=Ns. The reader can verify any sentence in one click — that’s the whole point.
Is the timestamped summary free?
The transcript is free, forever, with no login. The cited summary with timestamps is part of Pro at €29/month. 30-day money-back guarantee — if Pro isn’t earning back the €29, reply to the receipt and we refund it.
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