How to Track and Export Your YouTube Channel Videos

Last updated on Oct 23, 2025

We’re excited to announce a brand new feature on Glasp: YouTube Channel Tracking!

Now, you can connect your own YouTube channel to Glasp and automatically track all your videos — along with titles, descriptions, and transcripts. This makes it easier than ever to learn from videos, share insights, and build your digital legacy of knowledge.

✨ Why We Built It

We all love learning from YouTube — whether it’s a deep-dive talk, tutorial, or interview. But keeping track of what we’ve watched and learned can get messy.
With Glasp’s new YouTube Channel Tracking feature, you can now:

Collect all videos from your channel in one organized dashboard
Search and browse videos by title, description, or publish date
Download transcripts for summaries, research, or content creation
Export your channel’s data in multiple formats (.txt, .md, .csv, .json, .srt)

🪄 How It Works

Let’s walk through how to set it up in just a few steps 👇

Step 1: Go to the “Channels” Tab

From your Glasp profile, click on the Channels tab at the top of the page.
You’ll see an option that says “+ Add YouTube Channel.”

Step 2: Add Your YouTube Channel Handle

Click “+ Add YouTube Channel.”

Then, enter your channel handle (without the “@”). For example, if your channel is youtube.com/@glasp, simply type glasp.

After you click “Add Channel,” Glasp will connect your channel and start syncing all your public videos.

Step 3: View Your Channel

Once your channel is added, it appears in your list — complete with your channel name, handle, and video count.

Click on the channel to open a detailed view of your videos.

Step 4: Browse Your Videos

You’ll see a list of all your uploaded videos, including their titles, descriptions, and publication dates.

Each video comes with actions to:

Copy link
View transcript
Download data

Step 5: Download or Export Your Data

You can select multiple videos and download their information in various formats — such as .txt, .md, .csv, .json, or .srt.

Want just one video’s transcript? No problem — you can also download an individual transcript in your preferred format.

💡 Pro Tips

Use the .md export option to integrate your YouTube transcripts directly with your note-taking apps like Notion or Obsidian.
Export .csv or .json to analyze your content strategy over time.

🌱 Start Building Your YouTube Knowledge Hub

This feature marks another step toward our mission — to make knowledge more accessible, connected, and shareable.

With YouTube Channel Tracking, your learning (and teaching!) on YouTube now becomes part of your digital knowledge legacy.

Go ahead — log in to Glasp and connect your YouTube channel today.

Let’s open source our learning together 🌍💫

👉 Try it now: https://glasp.co