Free Online YouTube Timestamp Link Tool

1. Paste the YouTube video URL.
2. Enter the hours, minutes and seconds you want the video to start at.
3. Copy the generated timestamp link.
4. Share it, or press Test to confirm it jumps to the right moment.

When you want someone to see a specific part of a video, a timestamped link saves them from scrubbing. YouTube reads a t parameter in the URL — measured in seconds — and seeks the player to that point on load. This tool converts the hours, minutes and seconds you enter into the right total and appends ?t= (or &t=) correctly, whether the link already has query parameters or not.

Teachers point students to the exact step in a tutorial, support teams jump to the relevant explanation, and friends share the funny bit without the preamble. The tool also shows the human-readable 1h2m3s form that some links use, and a Test button opens the link so you can confirm it lands where you expect.

The same link works in the mobile app and in any desktop browser, and it is built entirely on your device — no account, no shortener and no tracking.