Paste the video URL
Copy the YouTube video link you want to share and paste it into the input above.
FREE TIMESTAMP LINK TOOL
Link straight to the moment you want to share. Paste a YouTube video URL, choose a start time and copy your timestamped link.
Paste a YouTube video URL, choose a start time within the video’s duration and complete Cloudflare verification to generate your link.
Examples: 150 or 02:30 starts at 2 minutes 30 seconds; 01:02:30 starts at 1 hour 2 minutes 30 seconds.
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Enter a video link and start time to create your link.
SHARE A MOMENT, WITH CONTEXT
Make a long video easier to reference by sharing a starting point. Use a timestamped link for a tutorial step, interview quote or lecture section so the recipient knows where to begin.
Copy the YouTube video link you want to share and paste it into the input above.
Enter seconds such as 150, a time such as 02:30, or an hour-based time such as 01:02:30.
Select Generate link, complete Cloudflare verification, then copy the result and open it to check the moment before sharing it.
CHOOSE WHERE TO BEGIN
A timestamp link adds your chosen start time to a video URL. It points to the original video; it does not trim a clip, set an end time or change who can access the video.
Find chapter times in a video descriptionShare the start of a demonstration so someone can follow along without searching through the whole video.
Add a link to a specific moment in your study notes or discussion. Keep enough surrounding context for the passage to make sense.
Yes. You can create and copy timestamp links without an account or AI credits. Complete Cloudflare verification first; the link is then generated in your browser without a video lookup.
Use non-negative whole seconds such as 150, minutes and seconds such as 02:30, or hours, minutes and seconds such as 01:02:30. Minutes and seconds after the first colon must be below 60.
For a start time of 2 minutes 30 seconds, the generated link uses the form https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIDEO_ID&t=150s. The t parameter specifies the starting point in seconds.
No. It builds a link from the video URL and time you enter without retrieving the video. Choose a time within its duration and open the result to check it.
No. This tool creates a link with a start time only. It does not trim, download or create a separate video clip.
A timestamp does not change access permissions or restore unavailable content. The recipient must still be able to access the original video on YouTube.