Paste a video. Get bibliography-ready citations — APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard — plus timestamped quote attributions for the specific passages you're using.
APA 7, MLA 9, Chicago 17, Harvard. Pick yours — or generate all four.
Both forms. The parenthetical for the body text, the full entry for the bibliography page.
When you're citing a specific quote, the citation includes the timestamp to the second.
Drop in five video URLs, get a formatted bibliography section ready to paste into Word or LaTeX.
We handle a single source or a list.
APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard. Or all of them.
Properly formatted. Ready for submission. No reformatting in Word.
Your sources include YouTube lectures and recorded talks. Citation done correctly, first time.
Lit reviews that include conference talks and recorded presentations. Bibliography survives peer review.
Cite the press conference. Cite the video statement. With timestamps that hold up under scrutiny.
RecapGPT preserves the speaker's voice in pull-quotes and writes connective prose in a neutral editorial tone. Most users tweak 10-15% before publishing — far less than starting from a raw transcript. If you want a stronger personal voice, edit the connective sentences and leave the quotes alone.
Yes. You get 3 free conversions per month with no credit card required. Pro is $5.99/mo for unlimited conversions and longer videos. We don't run ads or sell your data.
Markdown, HTML, or plain text — your choice. Works with WordPress, Ghost, Substack, Medium, Notion, Obsidian, and anything else that accepts standard text. No lock-in.
Yes, if the video is public. The output is your draft, but the underlying ideas belong to the original creator — cite them, link to the video, and don't republish verbatim. Best practice is to use AI drafts as a starting point for your own analysis or commentary, not a substitute for it.
3 notes free every month. Pro is $5.99/mo. No credit card required to start.
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