YouTube video to show notes and X thread

To turn a YouTube video into show notes, paste its link below and select Make show notes. You get a short summary, key points that link to the right second of the video, and notable quotes, with the video and channel credited. You can also make one X thread from the same video.

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How to make show notes from a video in 3 steps

Paste a YouTube link, or a transcript with timestamps.
Select Make show notes, or Make an X thread.
Copy the result, check it against the video and credit the source.

Example output

Real output of this tool, generated on 2026-10-07 from a video in the public library: MrBeast Joins The Sharks And Likes What He Sees | Shark Tank US | Shark Tank Global (Shark Tank Global). It is shown unedited; a run on the same video can word things differently.

## Summary

Founders Andrew and Kevin pitch Ball 2, an AI-enabled toy that lets players create and code custom games. Jimmy and a partner offer $300,000 for 66% of the business to leverage their toy industry expertise and marketing reach. After negotiation, the final deal settles at $250,000 for a 55% stake in the company.

## Key points
- [0:02](https://youtu.be/ej6OdImAhAE?t=2) Founders Andrew and Kevin from rural Pennsylvania are seeking $200,000 for a 10% stake.
- [0:40](https://youtu.be/ej6OdImAhAE?t=40) Ball 2 uses sensors and AI to let users code and play games by talking to an app.
- [3:19](https://youtu.be/ej6OdImAhAE?t=199) The company launched less than six months ago and has generated $74,000 in sales.
- [4:59](https://youtu.be/ej6OdImAhAE?t=299) The founders state that the landed cost of manufacturing the ball can be under $10 while selling direct to consumer for $69.
- [5:50](https://youtu.be/ej6OdImAhAE?t=350) Jimmy and a partner make an offer of $300,000 in exchange for 66% of the business.
- [7:57](https://youtu.be/ej6OdImAhAE?t=477) The founders negotiate the offer down to $250,000 for a 55% stake, which is accepted.

## Notable quotes

> "We will give you $300,000 for 66% of the business." ([5:50](https://youtu.be/ej6OdImAhAE?t=350))

Source: "MrBeast Joins The Sharks And Likes What He Sees | Shark Tank US | Shark Tank Global" by Shark Tank Global - https://youtu.be/ej6OdImAhAE. Notes generated by TubeTranscript.io from the video's transcript; republish only content you have the right to use.

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X thread

1/4 Founders Andrew and Kevin from rural Pennsylvania pitched Ball 2, an AI-enabled toy that lets users code and play games by talking to an app.

2/4 The ball is packed with sensors that measure every kick, toss, spin, throw, and turn to support thousands of community-created games.

3/4 After launching less than six months ago, the company has sold around 1,300 units direct to consumer on their site, generating $74,000 in sales at a price of $69 each.

4/4 The founders ultimately accepted an offer of $250,000 for a 55% stake in the business to partner on marketing and distribution.

Source: https://youtu.be/ej6OdImAhAE

Free and Pro

Without an account: AI tools need a free account.
Free account: 5 AI runs per day, videos up to 60 minutes. Show notes and 1 X thread.
Pro: 30 AI runs per hour, videos up to 120 minutes. Blog post, newsletter, LinkedIn and your brand voice.

The blog and brand-voice tools for Pro run on your private transcripts; see Pricing and the guide to turning a video into a blog post.

Rights and credit

Show notes summarize and quote a video; they do not reproduce it. Use them for your own videos, or quote briefly and credit the creator. Every result names the source video and channel.

Limits you should know

AI tools need a free account. A free account gets 5 runs for videos up to 60 minutes. Pro allows 30 runs per hour for videos up to 120 minutes. A run that fails or finds nothing reliable is not counted.
Results are private to you. They are not added to the public transcript library and not listed in the sitemap.
AI output can contain mistakes. Every title and sentence is checked against the transcript and dropped if it is not supported, but you should still read the result before you publish it.
The tool does not rewrite a whole transcript as an article.

FAQ

What do the show notes contain?

A summary, key points with links to the matching moment of the video, notable quotes and a credit line with the video and channel.

Are the timestamps made up?

No. Each key point is tied to a transcript line by a quote, and the time is looked up from that line.

Can I post the result as my own article?

Only if the video is yours or you have the right to use its content. Credit the source in any case.

How many X threads can I make?

One per run, within your AI runs. The thread contains only what the video says.

Is the result public?

No. It is not added to the public library or the sitemap.

By Kenji Saito · Updated 2026-10-06