Obsidian Plugin for TubeZen

Your Summaries, Inside Your ObsidianVault

The TubeZen plugin sends the YouTube and podcast summaries you save into your Obsidian vault — automatically — so you can organize, link, and build your own thinking around the content you care about.

See the Obsidian Plugin in Action

A quick walkthrough of what the plugin does, how it helps, and how to set it up in minutes.

Podcast and video summaries grouped by show inside an Obsidian vault
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Every Summary Becomes a Clean, Linkable Note

Each summary lands in your vault as a tidy, formatted note — the video or podcast at the top, followed by the overview, key takeaways, and steps. Podcasts are grouped by show, so a creator's entire catalog sits together, ready for you to organize, link, and expand with your own notes.

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Summaries Arrive Automatically

Set up automation rules in TubeZen and summaries from your favorite YouTube channels and podcast creators are saved and synced into Obsidian the moment they're created — no manual steps required. Prefer to curate? Save any summary by hand and the plugin pulls it in on the next sync.

Automatic

Followed channels sync themselves

Manual

Save anything, any time

Searching summaries by tag and jumping to timestamps in Obsidian
Finding notes by tag in Obsidian
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Tags, Timestamps, and Connections — Built In

Every note carries TubeZen's tags and timestamps, so your library stays searchable from day one. Pull up every related summary with a tag search, see connected videos and podcasts surface alongside what you're reading, and click any timestamp to open the original video at exactly that moment.

Set Up in Three Simple Steps

Create a token in TubeZen, install the plugin in Obsidian, then connect the two. It takes just a few minutes.

Creating a token on the Obsidian Plugin page in TubeZen
Step 1

Create a Token in TubeZen

Open Integrations → Obsidian Plugin in TubeZen and click Create token. Your token connects the plugin securely to your account — copy it once and keep it handy for the final step.

Step 2

Install the Plugin in Obsidian

In Obsidian, open Settings → Community plugins, click Browse, search for TubeZen, and install it. Toggle it on and you're ready to connect.

Not in the community plugin browser yet. The plugin is going through Obsidian's review process, so searching for it will not find it today. Create your token now and we will email you the moment it is listed — or get in touch and we will send you the manual install steps.
Finding the TubeZen plugin in Obsidian's Community plugins
Pasting the token and configuring sync in the plugin settings
Step 3

Connect and Choose Your Setup

Paste your token into the plugin and run a quick test. Then decide how your notes are written — pick your sync folder, group notes by channel, set a filename template, and choose whether to sync videos, podcasts, or both.

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Turn TubeZen Into Your Second Brain

Start summarizing the videos and podcasts you love, then let them flow straight into Obsidian. Try TubeZen free — no credit card required.

The Obsidian plugin is free with any TubeZen account; importing raw transcripts requires a subscription. TubeZen is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Obsidian, YouTube, Google, or Alphabet Inc. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.