A YouTube summarizer for long videos: key points with timestamps, the full transcript under them.
A YouTube video summarizer is most useful on the videos you would never watch end to end: the hour-long podcast, the conference talk, the tutorial with a ten-minute intro. Paste the link and ViralDrop transcribes the speech, then gives you the gist in two sentences and the key points in order. On a video longer than 10 minutes, every point carries the timestamp where it begins, so you can jump straight to the part that matters.
A summary opens with a two-sentence gist of the whole video. Five to eight key points follow, one sentence each, in the order they come up. On anything longer than 10 minutes, each point starts with its timestamp, which turns the list into a table of contents for the video. A Short gets the same gist and points, without the timestamps.

How a long video becomes one summary. The times shown are an illustration.
A long video does not get a shorter treatment. Its transcript is cut into parts between lines, each part is summarized with its own time range, and the parts are merged, so the final points cover the whole video rather than the first half hour.
New accounts start with welcome credits, and the summarizer runs online, in the browser. For other tools side by side, including ones built for long lectures, see a comparison of AI video summarizers.
ViralDrop transcribes the audio itself, so it works on videos whose creators never added subtitles.
On long videos every key point has a timestamp, so the summary doubles as a way to move around the video.
The summary costs 1 credit per started 30 minutes, on top of the transcript, so a long video costs what its length says.
It is written in the language you use ViralDrop in, even when the video is in another one.
Paste a Short and you get the same summary shape, with one click from there to an analysis of why it worked.
Go through a competitor's long videos in minutes, see which topics they cover and in what order, and find the gaps worth a video of your own.
Pull the main claims out of a product review, an interview or a webinar, with timestamps to send to a colleague who needs the proof.
Summarize a playlist video by video and keep the key points in one document, with the full transcripts ready when someone asks for the exact wording.
For a long video, the summary and transcript are usually enough. For a Short, an analysis explains the hook and structure, and a rewrite turns them into your own scripts.
Copy the video's link from Share, paste it at the top of this page and press the button. You get a two-sentence gist, five to eight key points and the full transcript below them.
It starts free. You sign in and get 5 welcome credits; a video under 10 minutes costs 2 credits for the transcript and 1 for the summary. After that, plans start at $9 a month.
No. You only need the video's public link. You never sign in to YouTube or connect a channel; the one account involved is your ViralDrop account.
Yes. The video does not need a transcript or captions on YouTube, because ViralDrop makes its own transcript from the audio first and summarizes that. It only needs someone speaking in the video.
A two-sentence gist and five to eight key points in order. On videos over 10 minutes, each point starts with a timestamp. The full, timestamped transcript is shown under the summary.
No. Private, deleted or region-blocked videos cannot be fetched. If the video cannot be reached, the credits for that run return to your balance automatically.
The transcript is 2 credits per started 10 minutes and the summary adds 1 credit per started 30 minutes. A long video costs more than a Short because both prices follow its length.
Up to 120 minutes. Longer transcripts are summarized in parts and merged, so a video near that limit still gets one gist and one list of key points covering all of it.
The language you have ViralDrop set to, whatever language is spoken in the video. So an interview recorded in one language can be read as a summary in yours, while the transcript underneath keeps the original spoken words.
Yes. A Short gets the same gist and key points, without timestamps, since it is under 10 minutes. The summary price for it is 1 credit on top of the transcript.
Paste a YouTube link at the top of this page and get the key points in one press.