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Social Extractor

One public link from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X or LinkedIn — get the title, author, stats, description, full YouTube transcript, an instant summary, keywords, hashtags and ready-to-post captions. No login, nothing stored.

How does the Social Extractor work?

It combines two public data paths in parallel — the platform’s open oEmbed data and the page's own public metadata (Open Graph tags, JSON-LD, and for YouTube the public player data and caption track). Everything is parsed and summarised locally in your browser; each result card is independent, so you always get whatever the platform makes public.

  1. Paste a public URL. A video, post, tweet, reel or profile — https is added automatically.
  2. Extract. oEmbed + page data are fetched in parallel; YouTube captions are pulled when available.
  3. Read the cards. Overview, stats, description, transcript, summary, keywords & hashtags.
  4. Repurpose. Copy the auto-written short caption or thread starter, or copy the transcript/summary for your own content.

What data comes out of each platform?

Platforms expose different amounts publicly, so results vary by source — the tool labels exactly what it could verify. Public YouTube links are the richest: full transcript, view count, keywords and description. TikTok and X give solid post data via oEmbed. Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn are often login-walled, so public fields only.

  • YouTube — title, channel, views, description, caption transcript, keywords → summary, hashtags, captions.
  • TikTok / X — title/text, author, thumbnail via oEmbed + any public page stats.
  • Instagram / Facebook / LinkedIn — public metadata (title, author, image) where available; private content is never accessed.
  • Everything — instant local summary, keyword & hashtag extraction, and two ready repurposed captions.

A social media extractor pulls the useful parts out of any public post link — transcript, caption, stats and hashtags — in one click. Users call it the best social extractor for research because nothing is stored and no login is asked.

Frequently asked questions

From one public URL it extracts whatever the platform exposes publicly: title, author and profile link, thumbnail, description, post date, stats like views/likes when published in the page data, the full transcript for YouTube videos with captions, plus an instant summary, keywords, hashtags and ready-to-post repurposed captions — all generated in your browser.
YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X (Twitter) and LinkedIn — one input, no separate scraper per platform. Public YouTube, TikTok and X links give the richest results. Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn frequently hide content behind logins; for those, whatever is publicly visible (title, author, thumbnail) is extracted and the rest is clearly labelled as not public.
If a video has captions (manual or auto-generated), the tool reads the public caption track, converts it to clean text, and then builds an extractive summary — the five most information-dense sentences — plus keywords and hashtags from the transcript itself. Videos without any caption track can't produce a transcript.
The tool reads only what the platforms publish openly to any visitor — public page metadata, oEmbed data and public caption tracks. It never logs in, never bypasses privacy settings, and can't access private or restricted posts by design. It's the same information you'd see viewing the page yourself.
Three common reasons: the post is private or login-walled, the platform blocks automated reading of some fields, or a fetch service timed out. Every card in the result is independent — the tool shows what it could verify and labels the rest, rather than guessing. Public links and retrying after a minute solve most cases.
Completely free, no login, no limits. Everything runs in your browser through public fetch services; the URL you paste and the extracted content are never uploaded to our servers or stored anywhere.
Yes — paste any public YouTube link and the extractor pulls the full transcript plus an instant summary, keywords and hashtags, with nothing stored.
Yes — one public link from Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X or LinkedIn returns the caption, stats and repurposed caption ideas.

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