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Turn a course into a list of its lessons

Paste a course link and get every video lesson's module, title and duration in one table. Copy the links or download as CSV. Free, no sign-up.

Built for learning on your own. UpSolo makes tools around video transcripts so anyone can study, review and understand what they watch. The words belong to the video's creator. How you use a transcript, or anything made from it, is up to you: please respect the creator's rights and the platform's terms. UpSolo isn't responsible for how the output is used.
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How it works

Three steps, no setup

01

Paste the link to a course, or to any lesson in it

02

Get every video lesson's module, title and duration

03

Copy the links or download the table as CSV

Built for seeing a whole course at once

A syllabus is easier to plan around as a table. If the course's outline is public, this turns it into one you can actually use.

Every video lesson, in orderThe course's video lessons in the order they're taught — nothing skipped, nothing summarized.
The details that matterModule, lesson title, duration and link — one row per lesson, with locked lessons marked.
Copy every link at onceOne click puts every lesson's link on your clipboard, one per line, ready to paste anywhere.
Download as CSVDrop the whole syllabus straight into a spreadsheet — for planning, tracking progress, or feeding into another tool.
Seconds, not scrollingNo expanding every module to note what's in it — the whole course shows up in one go.
Free, no accountNo account needed, no watermark — just a daily limit instead of a paywall.

Why you'd want a course as a list

Planning your study time

See how many lessons there are and how long each runs before you start, and pace the course across your week.

Tracking your progress

Turn the syllabus into a checklist in a spreadsheet or your notes app and tick lessons off as you go.

Feeding another tool

Pull the CSV into a script or a research tool, or hand the lesson links to upsolo's own transcript tool one at a time.

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