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Last updated: 22 Oct 2026

Researchers, students and journalists studying Andrew Tate's public statements can use WordToClip free of charge. 1,683 videos, about 1,190 hours, every word timestamped. For more than the site offers, write to support@wordtoclip.com with the subject “Research access request”.

Contents
  1. What the archive is, and is not
  2. What is free
  3. What you can ask for
  4. How to ask
  5. How to cite
  6. Methodology
  7. Studies that used the archive

What the archive is, and is not

It is the automatic transcripts of Andrew Tate's publicly posted videos (1,683 so far, the newest added 25 Sept 2026), each word with the second it is said, re-uploads grouped under one main copy and a show's episodes in order.

It is not a complete record of everything he has said, and it is not official: WordToClip is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by Andrew Tate. Nobody rewrites the text, so it can contain mistakes; check a quote against the audio. Not found only means not in these videos, never that it was never said.

What is free

For everyone, without an account:

  • Search across every transcript, by word or by exact phrase: /search.
  • Every full transcript, with the video at each second.
  • The topic, quote and show pages: /topics, /quotes, /series.
  • Viral quotes checked one by one, each with a verdict and the moment: /quotes/verified.
  • A Cite button on every quote: APA, MLA, Chicago, BibTeX and Wikipedia references that link to the second.
  • A Markdown version of every public page (its URL plus .md) and a summary for language models: /llms.txt.

What you can ask for

For non-commercial research, on request and free of charge:

  • An export of the transcripts your project needs (with word timestamps), for your own analysis. It is not for republishing as a dataset (/terms).
  • A key that connects an AI assistant to the archive over MCP, at the Starter or Clipper or Pro plan's level, for the length of the project (/mcp).
  • Help with a question the search cannot answer.

How to ask

Email support@wordtoclip.com with the subject “Research access request”: your name, your institution or publication, the project in a sentence or two, what you need and until when. Keys and exports are set up by hand, so it can take a few days.

Write the request

How to cite

Name Andrew Tate as the speaker and WordToClip as the source of the transcript, and link the moment: www.wordtoclip.com/v/<video-id>?t=<seconds>. In APA 7: Tate, A. (year, month day). Video title [Video]. mm:ss. Transcript via WordToClip. URL. The Cite button fills it in.

Methodology

How the transcripts are made and what the archive covers: /about. How the viral quotes were checked: /quotes/verified.

Studies that used the archive

None listed yet. If you publish work that used WordToClip, tell us at support@wordtoclip.com and we will list it here.