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A Chrome extension for taking notes from YouTube. It captures the frames you choose, lets you write a note and label under each one in a side panel next to the video, and exports them to PDF, Notion, Obsidian or Markdown with a link back to every moment.

Yes. Capturing, notes and labels are free with no limit, and the free plan includes 5 exports a month and PDFs of up to 10 pages. Pro removes the limits and the watermark and adds a private cloud library.

Click the Capture button in the side panel, click the camera icon in YouTube's player, or press Alt+Shift+S on any YouTube tab. You can change the shortcut at chrome://extensions/shortcuts, and Ctrl+S works too unless you turn it off.

Yes. Choose Notion or Obsidian from the export menu and you get a ZIP with a Markdown note and its images. In Notion, use Import, then Text & Markdown. For Obsidian, unzip it into your vault; labels become tags and the video link a property.

Yes. It works on regular videos, live replays and Shorts. Long lectures are fine: capture as many frames as you like, then export them all or pick the ones you need.

In your browser, on your device. Nothing is uploaded until you export or, on Pro, save a PDF to your cloud library, which stays private unless you create a share link.

Not to capture or take notes. A free account is needed to export, so your monthly export allowance can follow you across devices.

Google Chrome on desktop. Other Chromium browsers that install extensions from the Chrome Web Store and support side panels, such as Microsoft Edge and Brave, generally work too.