Video captions

From a transcript to a spoken remake script

YouTube Caption Studio turns a public YouTube link or a transcript you pasted into a Chinese spoken script and a remake structure. It reads the video's YouTube captions and, when you want them, its public comments, then writes spoken Chinese with remake beats that follow the original's hook and retention structure. YouTube Caption Studio works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other agents that run Skills.

Install YouTube Caption Studio and tell me when I need to sign in: https://beatra.ai/skills/youtube-caption-studio/install.md

For agents:Install guideMarkdown version

Send it to WorkBuddy, Codex, Claude Code, or another agent to install. Sign in once the first time you use it.GitHub ↗Docs ↗

YouTube Caption Studio

What a caption remake actually needs

01

A paste is enough

A transcript you already copied still produces a complete spoken script.

02

The original words lead

The script follows what the video already said. Remake beats stay on that line.

03

Spoken Chinese you can record

The deliverable is a script you can say, plus the remake structure.

How it is made

01 · Bring a link, or the words

A video, or a pasted transcript

Either is enough to write the script.

A public YouTube link · A transcript you already copied · Optional public comments

02 · Read the captions

YouTube captions, then the beats

The script starts from the words on the video.

YouTube captions · A YouTube transcript you paste · Remake beats that follow the original

03 · Leave with something you can say

Spoken Chinese and a remake structure

The script is the deliverable. A lookup is only how some of the words arrived.

A Chinese spoken script · A remake structure · Caption extract you can record from

Every time you need the words as a script

A YouTube link to a script

Give a public video and leave with spoken Chinese and remake beats.

A transcript you already copied

Paste the words and still get a caption extract you can speak.

Comments as extra color

When you ask, public comments sit beside the spoken remake.

Inputs and outputs

Input · Text — A public YouTube link, or a transcript you already copied

Output · Text — A Chinese spoken script and a remake structure that follows the original

Specifications
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Specifications last checked · Sources: Documentation · Terms of Service

Questions

What do I need to start?

A public YouTube link, or a transcript you already copied. A pasted transcript is enough to write the script.

Where do the words come from?

YouTube captions and, when you ask, public comments. A transcript you already copied also produces a full script.

What do I get back?

A Chinese spoken script and a remake structure that follows the original.

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