Search Inside a YouTube Video for a Word or Phrase

Have you watched a long video on YouTube and been looking for a word or phrase that was said in it, but not known which minute it came up in?

Searching for the video's name or title is easy. But what if you only remember part of what was said inside the video?

This is where searching inside YouTube videos comes in.

How do you search inside a YouTube video?

Usually, if you want to find something inside a long video, you have to watch the video or drag the timeline around until you find the part you are looking for.

But there is an easier way.

You can use Qfza to search inside the video's text. Type a word or phrase you remember, and Qfza will take you to the moment it appears in the video.

Instead of watching an hour-long video, you can jump straight to the part you are looking for.

A simple example

Say you watched a lecture on YouTube and you are looking for the part that talks about:

"artificial intelligence in programming"

But the lecture is two hours long, and you do not remember which minute the speaker talked about this topic.

Instead of watching both hours, you can search for the words in the video's transcript and get to the right moment much faster.

Searching for a word inside a YouTube video

This is useful when you remember a word or a phrase from the video but not where it was.

For example, you might be looking for:

• a word that was said in a lecture
• a phrase in an interview
• a piece of information inside an educational video
• a person's name that came up during the video
• a topic that was explained in a long video

This makes searching inside the video much easier than doing it by hand with the timeline.

Why searching inside a video helps?

YouTube videos have gotten very long. Some lectures, interviews, and podcasts run for hours.

If you are looking for a single piece of information, watching the whole video is not practical.

Searching inside the video's text can get you to the information you want quickly, instead of guessing which minute it was said in.

How Qfza works

Qfza is a tool that helps you search inside YouTube videos.

Paste the video URL, then search for the word or phrase you remember. If it is in the video's text, you can jump to the moment it belongs to.

The idea is simple:

Search for the word → find the moment → jump straight to it.

Search inside the video instead of watching it all

Next time you remember something that was said in a YouTube video but not where it was said, you do not have to watch from the beginning.

Try searching inside the video with Qfza, and jump straight to the moment you care about.

Qfza — jump straight to the moment you need.