Caption text arrives as one unbroken wall. This breaks it at the points the topic actually changes, without rewriting a single word.
Paste the wall of text. Breaks land where the topic actually changes.
Paste a wall of caption text with no line breaks and we split it into paragraphs at each point the topic changes. Not a single word is reworded, cut, or added.
This only inserts breaks. If your caption text runs on mid-sentence because of how YouTube exported it, that run-on stays inside one paragraph rather than being smoothed out for you.
No. Every word is checked to match on the way out. Only the paragraph breaks are new.
It reads the drift in what is being talked about. On a rambling or single-topic transcript, the breaks can land looser than you would choose by hand.
Yes. Transcript to Paragraphs is a Starter tool.