AI video summary
Get a short, structured explanation of the video's topic, key points, conclusions, and next steps.
YouTube Summarizer
Paste a public YouTube, Shorts, embed, or live replay URL. Pagivo fetches the available captions, turns them into a readable transcript with timestamps, and generates a concise AI video summary with the main ideas, useful quotes, and action items.
URL fetching works when public captions are reachable. If YouTube blocks automated transcript access, paste the transcript below and summarize it directly.
When this box has text, Pagivo summarizes the pasted transcript and skips server-side YouTube caption fetching.
YouTube can show transcripts only for videos that have captions. For your own videos, YouTube Studio also lets you download subtitle files from the Subtitles editor.
Leave blank for a full structured summary. Or ask anything about the video.
Get a short, structured explanation of the video's topic, key points, conclusions, and next steps.
Copy the full YouTube transcript with timecodes so you can quote, review, or jump back to the exact moment.
Ask for product names, tools mentioned, study notes, meeting decisions, or a summary in another language.
If automatic transcript fetching is blocked or captions do not load, use YouTube's own transcript panel and paste the text here.
On the YouTube video page, expand the description and choose Show transcript.
Select the transcript lines in the side panel. Copy only the spoken text if YouTube includes extra interface text.
Open the paste-transcript box above, paste the text, add an optional question, and run the summary.
Copy the URL from any YouTube video and paste it into the input field.
Click Summarize and the tool retrieves the video’s captions directly from YouTube.
An AI model structures the transcript into an overview, key points, insights, and conclusions.
The tool does not download the video itself. It works from available captions, so it is best for lectures, tutorials, interviews, webinars, podcasts, conference talks, and public videos where YouTube provides subtitles.
Turn hour-long lectures into a one-page overview with key points, and use the timestamped transcript to cite the exact minute.
Pull accurate quotes from interviews and press briefings without scrubbing through the recording - the transcript keeps every line with its timecode.
Read along with any video at your own pace instead of pausing and rewinding. Captions and summary give you the content twice.
Screen recordings, webinars, conference talks - get the conclusions in seconds and only watch the parts that matter.