Find and replace for YouTube Subtitles

Fix misspelled words in YouTube transcripts with a single click!

What is Find and replace for YouTube Subtitles?

'Find and Replace for YouTube Subtitles' is a user-friendly Chrome extension that enables you to fix any spelling errors in YouTube transcripts directly from the official YouTube editor. With a single click, you can correct all the misspellings in your transcripts using a list of storeable common misspelled words. Additionally, you can easily create the start of a sentence by applying a simple keyboard shortcut. Save precious time with effortless proofreading!

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By: Jérémy Mouzin

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 1,000+

Rating: 4.00 (5)

Version: 2.0.4 (Last updated: 2023-12-06)

Creation date: 2020-02-20

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

declarativeContent
activeTab
storage

Size: 20.36K

Email: je*****@gmail.com

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# 28451 ▼ 238

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#557 in Tools ▲ 3 #13 in replace keyword 20 ▼ 5 #200 in text editor keyword 12 ▼ 18

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Extension summary

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Fix all misspelled words and expressions of YouTube transcripts (subtitles) right from the online YouTube editor with one single click.

Create your own personal list of misspelled words that must be replaced in your video and process them all with one click: huge time saver!

This extension works only when you are on the official online YouTube subtitle editor website.

FEATURES:

Fix misspelled words in your entire transcript with one click
Store a list of common misspelled words and fix all of them with one click (preprocess feature)
Create the start of a sentence easily: click on a word, tap twice on CTRL! It will make the first letter of the word in uppercase and add a dot at the end of the previous word if needed.

KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS