Everything you need to know about TranscriptFixer — how it works, what it supports, and why your transcripts are always private.
General
About TranscriptFixer
Yes, completely free. All tools are available at no cost with no account required. We're supported by non-intrusive advertising, so you never need to sign up, subscribe, or pay anything.
Absolutely. All processing happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your transcript content is never sent to any server, stored in a database, or logged anywhere. It is completely private — even we can't see it.
No account, no email, no sign-up. Open the tool, paste your transcript, and clean it. That's it.
Yes. TranscriptFixer is fully responsive and works on smartphones and tablets in any modern browser. You can paste, clean, and copy transcripts entirely on mobile.
Using the Tools
How It Works
Open the video on YouTube and scroll down into the description area below the video title. Click Show transcript near the bottom of the description — you may need to click "...more" first to expand it. A panel opens on the right. Select all the text inside (Ctrl+A), copy it (Ctrl+C), and paste it into our YouTube Transcript Cleaner.
We support YouTube auto-generated transcripts, Zoom VTT files and plain-text transcripts, Otter.ai TXT exports, and virtually any other plain-text transcript format through our Universal Cleaner.
Yes. The Universal Cleaner and Zoom Cleaner both let you enter specific names to remove, or remove all speaker labels detected automatically in the transcript.
Since all processing happens in your browser, the practical limit is your device's available memory. Transcripts from multi-hour recordings — hundreds of thousands of characters — work without any issues.
Yes. Our tools target structural patterns — timestamps, brackets, speaker labels — rather than language-specific content, so they work equally well for transcripts in any language.
TranscriptFixer is simply a formatting tool — we don't create or own any transcript content. Whether you can use a transcript commercially depends on the original content's copyright and platform terms, which is entirely separate from our tool.
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