Source-dependent tracks
Only languages the analyzer discovers for that URL are selectable.
YouTube · Subtitles
Paste a public YouTube URL below. When captions exist, MediaLink lists subtitle languages in results — embed, separate file, or script-only using the existing subtitle controls.
Subtitle tracks appear only when the source exposes captions MediaLink can list.
Only languages the analyzer discovers for that URL are selectable.
Embed with video, attach a separate file, or download script-only when offered.
No separate caption engine — reuses MediaLink’s existing subtitle UI after analyze.
Step 1
Paste a public YouTube watch or Shorts URL into the field above.
Step 2
If tracks appear, choose a subtitle language in the results card.
Step 3
Pick embed, separate, or script-only mode, then queue the job.
Exports captions when YouTube exposes subtitle tracks for the URL. It does not invent or auto-generate captions if none are listed.
Public YouTube URLs that analyze successfully. Availability of each language depends on the source (manual or auto tracks when returned).
A language list in the results card when tracks exist, plus download modes already supported by the product (embed / separate / script-only).
Empty subtitle menus usually mean the video has no exposed captions. Analyze failures are separate from “no tracks” — fix the URL first.
MediaLink cannot create captions for videos without tracks, translate missing languages, or guarantee auto-captions for every upload.
If MediaLink lists them for the URL, you can select that language like any other track. If they are not listed, they are not available here.
The source did not expose tracks to the analyzer. MediaLink will not generate captions in that case.
Same product behavior. This landing focuses on YouTube URLs with the analyzer embedded; /tools/subtitle-downloader remains the generic tool page.
When the UI allows it for that download mode, yes — follow the options shown after analyze.