Webinars, talks and conference sessions
Is this webinar worth an hour? Read it first.
Read the Summary with its times, open the talk at the part that matters, and keep the slides as pictures. For talks on YouTube, recorded webinar files, and replays that play in a browser tab.
One hour, and you need part of it
The Summary lists the main points of the talk with their times. Read it, decide, and open the video at the part you came for.
The slides held the real content
Video Highlight watches the webinar for you and keeps the key points with pictures of the screen where the screen matters, like a slide or a chart.
Weeks later, which talk said it?
Search your whole library by title or by what was said, and see the line that matched. The talks you add stay in your library.
How it works
Bring it in
Paste a YouTube link, upload the recording, or record the replay in a Chrome tab
Read the Summary
Main points with their times. Decide what to watch
Jump to it
Click a time to open the talk there, or ask a question about it
Keep the slides
Deep Watch notes with pictures of the screen
Related pages
The main points of a talk with their times. Click a time to open the video there.
Video Highlight watches the webinar for you and keeps the slides as pictures next to the key points.
Upload a recorded webinar as a video file, on paid plans. It stays private.
Record a replay playing in a Chrome tab and get notes. In early access.
How a long talk becomes notes with pictures and times that you can read instead of watching.
See how people use Video Highlight for courses, talks, their own recordings and more.
Frequently asked questions
How do I summarize a webinar recording I saved as a file?
Upload it as a Private file: MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI and other video and audio files. You get a transcript with speaker labels, a Summary with times, Ask, and Deep Watch notes with pictures for video files. Private files need a paid plan.
The replay only plays on the event's page. Can I still get notes?
Yes, with the Video Highlight Chrome extension. Record the replay while it plays in a Chrome tab, with its sound. When you stop, the recording goes to your library as a private video and Video Highlight makes your notes. Recording needs a paid plan, and the extension is in early access.
Will my webinar notes include the slides?
Yes, with Deep Watch. Video Highlight watches the whole talk, looks at what is on screen and reads what is said, and keeps the key points with pictures of the screen. It works on YouTube videos, uploaded video files and tab recordings. Deep Watch is included in Plus, Pro and Business.
Can I send the notes to my team?
Notes from a YouTube talk can be shared by link. The person who opens it sees a read-only page with the pictures and can save the notes to their own account. Notes from your own files and recordings stay private. You can also export the Summary as Word, PDF or Markdown and send the file.
Can I ask a question about a talk I have not watched?
Yes. Ask answers about one video at a time, and its answers carry times that move the player, so you can check the answer in the talk itself. To find a talk again later, search your library by what was said.
Is a webinar summary free?
For talks on YouTube, yes. The free plan gives you Summary, Transcript, Highlights and Ask on YouTube, Vimeo and Dailymotion links up to 150 minutes. Deep Watch, uploaded files and tab recording need a paid plan. See pricing for each plan.
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