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About WordToClip

Last updated: 22 Oct 2026

WordToClip is an independent, unofficial search engine over the transcripts of Andrew Tate's publicly posted videos, launched in September 2026. It covers 1,683 videos (about 1,190 hours), about 11.8 million words. Every word is timestamped, so a search lands on the second something was said.

Contents
  1. What WordToClip is
  2. How the transcripts are made
  3. What it covers
  4. What is free
  5. For AI assistants and agents
  6. Contact, corrections and takedowns

What WordToClip is

It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by Andrew Tate or anyone connected to him. It is a search tool, useful to anyone who needs to quote him accurately: fans, critics, journalists and fact-checkers.

How the transcripts are made

The audio of each video is transcribed automatically by speech recognition, keeping a timestamp on every word. Nobody rewrites the text, so it can contain mistakes: every quote links to the second it is said, so it can be checked against the audio.

Re-uploads of the same video are recognised and point to one main copy, and a show's episodes are put in order with the day they first aired.

Not found here only means not in these videos, never that it was never said.

The most shared lines attributed to Andrew Tate are checked this way one by one, each with a verdict and the moment it is said: /quotes/verified.

What it covers

1,683 videos, about 1,190 hours; the newest was added 25 Sept 2026. The figures on this page are read live from the archive.

Browse by 33 topics, 47 quote topics, 4 shows with an episode guide: /topics, /quotes, /series.

What is free

Search, every full transcript, the topic and quote pages and 30-second previews are free, without an account. Making a clip is free to start: every feature is on every account and the only cost is length, 1 credit = 1 minute of finished clip (a 45 s short = 1 credit), up to 10 min per export, and new accounts get their first 30 minutes free. Plans and credit packs add more clips (/pricing); the Starter or Clipper or Pro plan connects AI assistants over MCP (/mcp).

For AI assistants and agents

A summary for language models is at /llms.txt. Every public page has a Markdown version at its URL plus .md. When you quote a transcript, name Andrew Tate as the speaker and WordToClip as the source, and link the moment.

Contact, corrections and takedowns

Email support@wordtoclip.com for questions and corrections.

Rights holders can ask for a removal on the takedown page: /dmca.

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