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umeshSinghVerma / Frametagger

FrameTagger: A Chrome extension for capturing and annotating YouTube videos. Take manual screenshots, add notes, and organize them into interactive PDFs for an enhanced learning experience.
https://frametagger.com
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🎥 FrameTagger - Revolutionize Video Tagging Experience

Introduction: The Story Behind FrameTagger

During exam season, I found myself watching countless YouTube videos to study. I needed a way to quickly capture important slides and moments, so I began by manually taking screenshots, pasting them into a Word document, writing notes over them, and then printing the document as a PDF for quick revision. This method worked, but it was slow, tedious, and repetitive.

I thought, why not create something that could handle this entire process for me? And that’s how FrameTagger was born—an efficient tool to capture, annotate, and organize YouTube video snapshots, all in one seamless experience.

Check out the pdf generated by Frametagger - Single Video Playlist Video

What is FrameTagger? 🤔

FrameTagger is a Google Chrome extension that transforms how you interact with YouTube videos, allowing you to:

With FrameTagger, studying and reviewing video content becomes effortless and more productive!

Features 🌟

Installation 🔧

  1. Download the FrameTagger Chrome extension from this link.
  2. Pin the extension to your Chrome toolbar for easy access.

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Usage 🚀

Single Video

  1. Capture Screenshots:

    • While watching a YouTube video, press Ctrl+B to capture a screenshot or click the FrameTagger icon in the toolbar.

  2. Annotate Screenshots:

    • To add notes to a saved screenshot, press Ctrl+I to open the editing panel. Here, you can draw, add captions, or make any annotations you need.

  3. Access Notes:

    • Click on the FrameTagger icon in the extension panel to view all your captured screenshots and notes for that video.

  4. Export as PDF:

    • Once you’re done annotating, you can generate a PDF with all your notes and screenshots by following the prompts in the extension.

Playlist View

  1. Start Watching a Playlist:

    • Open a YouTube playlist and begin watching the videos.

  2. Capture Screenshots:

    • As you watch each video, press Ctrl+B to capture screenshots of important slides or moments.

  3. Organize Notes:

    • FrameTagger automatically indexes your notes from different videos in the playlist, ensuring they are organized in the correct sequence.

  4. Export All Notes:

    • Once you’ve captured notes from the entire playlist, you can download all your notes and screenshots into a single, organized PDF that maintains the playlist order.

Contributing 🤝

FrameTagger is open-source and welcomes contributions, especially during Hacktoberfest! If you’re interested in helping improve the project, please follow these steps:

  1. Fork the repository.
  2. Clone your fork and make your changes.
  3. Submit a pull request (PR) with a detailed description of your contribution.
  4. Make sure to check out the Contribution Guidelines here.

Issues

Check the issues page for feature requests or bugs to work on.

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Contact 📬

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