Export an analysis (Markdown / JSON / PDF)

How to export

After an analysis finishes, click "Export ▾" at the top-right of the result page and choose a format:

• Markdown (.md): includes the video summary, section summaries (with timestamps), outline, and mind map source — great for pasting into note apps.
• JSON (.json): structured raw data (all blocks) — good for programmatic processing / backup.
• PDF / Print: opens a clean print view; choose "Save as PDF" in your browser's print dialog.

The mind map can also be saved on its own from the toolbar at its bottom-right: "PNG" (raster image, great for slides / social) or "SVG" (vector, infinitely scalable, never clipped, good for further editing).

Notes

• Exports reflect the version you currently see (including your edits), not the AI original.
• The mind map's PNG / SVG reflect your current collapse state (collapsed branches won't appear in the image); for the complete content use Markdown (.md), which always includes every node.
• PDF uses browser printing: if no window appears, allow pop-ups for this site.
• Timestamps appear as [mm:ss] text in Markdown / PDF.

Export the transcript

Expand the "Transcript" section on the result page, then use "Export transcript ▾" at its top-right to download:

• Plain text (.txt): the clean transcript, no timestamps.
• With timestamps (.txt): each line prefixed with [m:ss] for matching against the video.
• Subtitles SRT / VTT: upload to YouTube or use with a web player. Each cue's end time is inferred from the next cue's start (the last cue lasts ~5s) — good for reading along, not frame-accurate subtitles.
• Word (.docx): a transcript document with timestamps, for reports / further editing.
• Markdown (.md): one line per segment, for note apps.
• PDF / Print: a clean print view; choose "Save as PDF" in your browser.