🔍 New Tool

Free Quote Finder for YouTube

Search any phrase inside a YouTube video. Get the exact timestamp and a shareable deep link. Like Ctrl+F for videos. Free, no login.

✓Instant search✓Timestamp deep links✓5 free / day

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✓ Timestamp links✓ Full context✓ Instant search

HOW IT WORKS

Find any quote in a video

Paste URL

Drop in the YouTube link. We extract the full transcript.

Type your search

Search for any word, phrase, or topic mentioned in the video.

Jump to timestamp

Click any result to jump directly to that moment. Share the timestamped link.

USE CASES

Who uses quote finder?

📰

Journalists

Find exact quotes from interviews for attribution and fact-checking.

🎓

Students

Find the exact moment a professor said something for your notes.

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Fact-checkers

Verify claims by finding the precise timestamp someone said it.

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Social media

Create timestamped clips by finding the best moments in long videos.

🎙

Podcast fans

Find that one recommendation from a 3-hour conversation.

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Developers

Jump to the exact part of a tutorial where a concept is explained.

DAILY LIMIT

Need more searches/day?

Free account gets 100 searches/month with full semantic search across transcripts.

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✓ 100 searches/month✓ Semantic search✓ No card✓ API access

FAQ

How does the quote finder work?

We extract the video's full transcript, then search it for your query. Each match shows surrounding context and the exact timestamp you can click to jump to.

What's the difference between exact, fuzzy, and semantic search?

Exact finds the literal words. Fuzzy handles typos and close variations. Semantic understands meaning: search 'happy' and find 'joyful' or 'ecstatic' too.

Can I share a link that starts at a specific timestamp?

Yes. Each search result includes a shareable YouTube link with the ?t= parameter set to that timestamp.

Does it work on videos without captions?

It works on any video with auto-generated or manually uploaded captions: about 99% of public YouTube content.

How fast is the search?

Transcript extraction takes 2-3 seconds. After that, searching within it is instant.

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