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<title id="howToVTTTitle2">How to get a VTT file from youtube?</title>
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<h1 id="howToVTTTitle">How to get a VTT file from youtube?</h1>
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Getting a VTT is pretty simple. First edit your subtitles in youtube(or
any other software), then if its on youtube download it like this:
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1. Go to the video you want to use on youtube.
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2. Go to your videos subtitles.<br />
3. click on the 3 dots(Options) of the existing automatic subtitles.<br />
4. Click download <br />
5. Then Click .vtt
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