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Built for YouTube learners
Take timestamped notes on YouTube without leaving the video.
Capture your own thoughts as you watch, then jump back to the exact moment later. Built for tutorials, lectures, walkthroughs, and research sessions.
- No tab switching
- Fast capture
- Export-ready
Write while the video keeps playing.
Every note links back to the exact timestamp.
Export Markdown or create a JSON backup.
How it works
Keep the learning loop inside YouTube.
Use the panel on YouTube watch pages, then review the same notes from the popup library when you need to return to the moment that mattered.
1
Open a YouTube video
Use YouTube as usual. The note panel is available on watch pages.
2
Write a note in the video
Capture the thought, question, or takeaway while the video context is still fresh.
3
Review or export later
Search saved notes, jump back to the original moment, export Markdown, or create a JSON backup.
Best fit
Made for people who actively learn from YouTube.
PKM
PKM and Obsidian users
Keep capture lightweight and export-friendly without interrupting your learning flow.
Learning
Students and self-learners
Save the exact explanation that made a concept click, then return to it later.
Research
Researchers and knowledge workers
Capture your own thinking instead of relying only on transcripts or summaries.
Launch FAQ
Clear about what ships now.
How fast can I start?
Install NoteFrames, open a YouTube video, and start writing in the panel while the video keeps playing.
What can I do after saving notes?
Review them in the library, jump back to the source moment, export Markdown, or create a JSON backup.
Is it useful for tutorials and lectures?
Yes. NoteFrames is built for videos where the exact moment matters: tutorials, lectures, walkthroughs, research sessions, and long explanations.
Can I export or back up my notes?
Yes. You can export readable Markdown copies and create a JSON backup from Settings.
Can I try the workflow before installing?
Yes. Use the interactive preview above: click the textbox or press N, write a note, then press Enter to save it.
Is it a full knowledge base?
No. NoteFrames focuses on capturing video-specific notes and getting you back to the right moment. Your main notes app can stay where it is.
Support development
Help keep NoteFrames improving.
NoteFrames stays focused on a small, practical YouTube learning workflow. If it saves you time, you can support ongoing development with a Ko-fi contribution.
Start learning
Try it on your next tutorial or lecture.
Install NoteFrames, open a YouTube video, and keep each note tied to the exact moment that matters.