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Copy video details as clean text, plus outlier scores, views/hour, engagement and one-click transcripts — on any YouTube page. Everything you need to research a YouTube video, without leaving the page. WHAT IT DOES • Copy video details as clean text — title, views, upload date, channel, URL. Pick which fields you want and how they're laid out. • Outlier score — how a video's views compare to its channel's own average. A 1.4M-view video on a channel that averages 1.5M isn't a hit; it's typical. This tells you which videos actually broke out. • Views per hour, engagement rate, and an earnings estimate — shown together in a card beside the video. • One-click transcripts — copy or save the full transcript as a .txt file, with or without timestamps. • Subscriber counts on thumbnails throughout the feed, search and sidebar. • Download thumbnails at the highest resolution available. • Multi-select mode — tick several videos and copy them all at once. Alt+Shift+S to toggle, Alt+Shift+C to copy. FORMATS Plain text, bullets, numbered lists, Markdown, CSV, JSON, or a custom template you define. View counts can be copied as displayed (271K) or as full numbers (271,000), and dates as relative ("23 hours ago") or absolute (2026-08-22). HONEST ABOUT ESTIMATES The earnings figure is your view count multiplied by an assumed RPM, adjusted for video length. Real RPM is private to each channel and no extension can read it, so treat that number as a rough sense of scale, not revenue. Shorts show no estimate at all, because they're paid from a different pool entirely. The monetization badge is inferred from ad slots and labelled "likely" for the same reason — YouTube also runs ads on channels that aren't monetized. PRIVACY No accounts, no sign-in, no tracking, no analytics. Your settings are stored in your browser. The extension talks to youtube.com and nothing else — there is no server behind it, and nothing you do is sent anywhere.
rating_count is the Chrome Web Store ratings count, not a written-review count.