VideoMark

Video annotation tool for YouTube, Coursera, and Udemy with note-taking and screenshot features.

What is VideoMark?

VideoMark is a solution for annotating videos across platforms. It offers a user-friendly interface and drawing tools to take notes directly on YouTube videos and highlight key frames. It allows users to save subtitles and screenshots, making it suitable for educational purposes and capturing essential video content. VideoMark respects user privacy by not owning their notes or videos and promises not to display ads or sell user information.

How to use

Use VideoMark to draw annotations on online videos, take notes on platforms like YouTube, Coursera, and Udemy, and save screenshots and subtitles directly from videos. Utilize speed control and A-B loop features for efficient learning. Your notes autosave to Google Drive, and you can categorize them using hashtags. Export your notes in PDF, TXT, or Word format.

Core Features

Drawing annotations on online videos
Note-taking on YouTube, Coursera, and Udemy
Saving screenshots and subtitles
Speed control and A-B loop features
Autosave to Google Drive
Hashtag categorization
Export options (PDF, TXT, Word)

Use Cases

Learners can consolidate video notes from YouTube, Coursera, and Udemy in one place.
YouTubers can quickly browse, tag, and organize video clips and screenshots.

FAQ

What platforms does VideoMark support?

VideoMark supports YouTube, Coursera, and Udemy.

Where are my notes saved?

Your notes are automatically saved to Google Drive.

What export options are available?

You can export your notes in PDF, TXT, and Word formats.

Pricing

Pros & Cons

Pros

User-friendly interface
Intuitive drawing tools
Supports multiple platforms (YouTube, Coursera, Udemy)
Autosave to Google Drive
Multiple export options
Privacy-focused (no ads or data selling)

Cons

Limited to online videos
Autosave is currently only to Google Drive (Dropbox, Evernote, and Notion coming soon)
Full-text search capability is coming soon