YouTube creators
Generate tag ideas from long-form transcripts before publishing.
Free Transcript Keyword Extractor
Extract keywords and suggested YouTube tags from any pasted transcript. Local frequency analysis — nothing uploaded.
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Paste transcript
Min word length (3)
Top N (40)
Extra stop words (comma separated)
Tokens
0
Unigrams
0
Tag chars
0 / 500
Suggested YouTube tags
Top unigrams
- Paste a transcript to extract keywords.
Top bigrams
- Need repeated phrases (count ≥ 2).
Processed in your browser. Text never leaves your device.
Private by design
Files stay on your device
Instant results
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How to extract keywords from a transcript
Three steps to turn spoken text into tags and keyword lists.
01
Paste your transcript
Drop spoken text from a lecture, podcast, or YouTube video into the box.
02
Tune extraction
Set minimum word length, top N, bigrams, and optional custom stop words.
03
Copy tags or download
Copy suggested YouTube tags under the ~500 character limit, or export a Markdown list.
Why creators use this free keyword extractor
Get SEO-ready tags from transcripts without sending content to a server.
SEO tags without leaving the page
Turn a transcript into ranked keywords and a comma-separated YouTube tags string.
100% local processing
No uploads, no AI API calls. Tokenization and frequency counts run in your browser.
Bigrams for phrase ideas
Capture repeated two-word phrases that often make stronger tags than single words.
Respects YouTube tag limits
Suggested tags pack under the historic ~500 character Studio limit with a live counter.
Who uses transcript keyword extraction
Educators & course makers
Surface topic vocabulary from lecture transcripts for outlines and SEO.
Podcasters
Find recurring themes for show notes and episode titles.
Ready for the full Scribia workspace?
Summarize full YouTube videos, then export notes, chapters, and study assets in Scribia.
Frequently asked questions
Answers about privacy, limits, and how this free free transcript keyword extractor works.
Do you upload my transcript?
No. Extraction runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to Scribia servers.
Is this AI or NLP cloud processing?
No. It uses local tokenization, stop-word filtering, and frequency counts only.
How long can my transcript be?
Up to about 200,000 characters. Longer pastes are truncated for browser performance.
Is the keyword extractor free?
Yes. Free forever with no signup or watermark.
Want keywords plus a full summary?
This tool ranks words locally. Scribia transcribes and summarizes videos, then helps you export tags and notes.
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