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Batch Video Summarizer

Paste a stack of video links — one per line — and BibiGPT summarizes and transcribes them all in one go. Up to 50 per batch, across YouTube, TikTok, Bilibili and podcasts.

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Workflow (3 steps)

Paste many links, a channel, or a folder of files → BibiGPT summarizes and transcribes each one in the same queue → read, search and export the whole batch from your library.

Features

Stop pasting videos one at a time

Most summarizers take one link per run. BibiGPT takes the whole list — mixed platforms, a channel, or a folder of files — and works through it while you do something else.

Many links, one paste

Put one link per line in the main box (Shift+Enter for a new line) and press Enter. YouTube, TikTok, Bilibili, Douyin and podcast links can sit in the same list.

A whole channel or collection

Paste a YouTube channel or playlist, or a Bilibili collection. BibiGPT expands the list so you can pick the videos you want, then summarize them as one collection.

Local files in bulk

Drop a set of recordings, lectures or meeting files at once. Each file is transcribed and summarized in the same queue.

Get the whole batch back in one place

A batch is only useful if you can read, search and take it with you. Every result lands in your library, ready to export together.

Summary and transcript for every video

Each item gets key points with timestamps plus the full transcript, so you can skim first and dig into the parts that matter.

Export everything together

Select many summaries and export them as Markdown, a ZIP (summaries, subtitles and JSON) or JSON. Pro can also export an EPUB for offline reading.

Up to 50 per batch

One batch takes up to 50 videos or files. Longer lists can be split into several batches. Videos that were already summarized are reused instead of processed again.

How to summarize multiple videos at once

Free to start after a quick signup. Everything happens in the main BibiGPT input box.

  1. 1

    Collect your links

    Copy the video links you want — YouTube, TikTok, Bilibili, Douyin or podcasts. Or grab a playlist, channel or collection URL.

  2. 2

    Paste them, one per line

    Paste the list into the main box (Shift+Enter for a new line) and press Enter. Up to 50 per batch. Local files can be dropped in the same way.

  3. 3

    Read and export the batch

    Each video gets a summary with timestamps and a full transcript. Select them in your library and export as Markdown, ZIP or JSON.

Who summarizes videos in bulk?

People who need to get through a pile of videos, not watch one.

Researchers and analysts

Paste twenty competitor demos, interviews or conference talks, then skim the summaries and search the transcripts instead of watching hours of footage.

Content creators

Summarize a batch of trending TikToks or a creator's latest uploads to see what they cover, then reuse the transcripts as captions or notes.

Students

Drop a week of lecture recordings or a list of course videos at once and export the notes as Markdown for Obsidian or Notion.

Need a playlist, one video, or just the transcript?

This page is for lists you put together yourself. These tools cover the neighbouring jobs:

What is a batch video summarizer?

A batch video summarizer takes a list of videos instead of one link, and returns a summary and transcript for each of them in a single run. It saves the copy, paste and wait loop when you have ten or fifty videos to get through.

Batch summarizing vs. a playlist summarizer

A playlist summarizer starts from one playlist URL and treats the videos as a series. Batch summarizing starts from any list you put together — different creators, different platforms, or local files.

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Summarize your whole list in one go

Paste the links one per line, press Enter, and come back to a finished batch. Free to start.