How to Upload YouTube Videos to StudyPDF

Learn how to import YouTube videos into StudyPDF for AI-powered analysis and learning tools.

Tutorial on uploading YouTube videos to StudyPDF

Using YouTube Videos in StudyPDF

StudyPDF allows you to upload and analyze YouTube videos, making it easy to study from lectures, tutorials, and other educational content on YouTube.

Step 1: Access the Upload Feature

From your dashboard, find and click on one of the "Upload New File" buttons located in different areas of the interface.

Step 2: Select YouTube Video Option

In the upload terminal, select the "YouTube Video" option from the available upload types.

Step 3: Copy and Paste the YouTube Link

1. Find the YouTube video you want to study (for example, a lecture from MIT)

2. Copy the video's URL from your browser

3. Paste the link into the designated field in StudyPDF

4. Click "Continue" to proceed

Step 4: Select Generation Options

Choose your preferred AI processing options:

  • Base Model: Good for most standard videos (included in all plans)
  • Super Model: Enhanced processing for more detailed analysis (available with Pro plan)
  • Step 5: Configure Video Settings

    1. Verify or edit the automatically generated title for the video

    2. Confirm the language selection (usually detected automatically)

    3. Create a new course or select an existing one to organize your content

    Step 6: Process the Video

    Click "Process Video" to start the upload and analysis of the YouTube content.

    Step 7: Wait for Processing

    StudyPDF will handle the video processing in the background:

  • You can continue using the platform for other tasks while waiting
  • You'll receive a notification when the processing is complete
  • Step 8: Access Your Uploaded Video

    Once processing is complete, your video will appear in your sidebar under the selected course, complete with a full explanation and transcript of the content.

    Tips for YouTube Uploads

  • Educational content works best with StudyPDF's AI analysis
  • Longer lectures may take more time to process
  • Videos with clear audio provide the most accurate transcripts
  • Organizing videos into courses helps keep your content structured
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