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YouTubeLink to an Exact Moment
To link to an exact moment on Heartbeat, save it as a moment and share its address, h.ki/ followed by its nine-character id (such as h.ki/morxesfsh), which opens the video at that start time; for a quick link without saving, add ?t= to a video page.
To link to an exact moment on Heartbeat, save the moment and share its own address: every moment has an id, and h.ki/<id> plays the video "from that exact start time to anyone you share it with", as George Vanous puts it in his Jul 13, 2025 video, pointing at the id in the address bar ("that's our hash for this moment"). The link h.ki/morxesfsh, for example, opens "Heartbeat features - No fluff" at 0:20, the moment where he presses H on YouTube. Unlike a YouTube time link, the moment link carries a title and stays in a list of moments others can find.
Quick facts
| Moment address | h.ki/<id>; moment ids are nine characters starting mo |
| Looping link | h.ki/<id>?play=loop (the share dialog's Loop switch, on by default) |
| Quick time link | h.ki/yo<YouTube id>?t=90s opened a video at 1:30 (Nov 7, 2026) |
| Start precision | Fractions of a second (the API gave 20.594 s for h.ki/morxesfsh) |
| Fine tuning | Nudge 0.1 s or one frame at a time before saving |
| End time | Optional; most moments have none and play on |
| Needs sign-in | To save a moment, yes; to open or share one, no |
How do I link to an exact moment?
- Open the video on Heartbeat (Open a YouTube Video on Heartbeat) or watch it on YouTube with the Heartbeat Extension.
- At the moment you want, click + Moment or press H.
- Nudge the start to the exact frame and give the moment a title (How to Make a Moment).
- Click Share on the moment and copy the link, or copy the address bar, which now reads
h.ki/and the moment's id.
Step 3 is what makes the link exact. In the Jul 13, 2025 video George nudges a moment backwards "0.1 seconds to get the exact start frame where the scene changes", then types its title. A YouTube time link can only say a whole second.
A moment can also end. In a Nov 12, 2023 video George moves a moment's start "a second or backwards a second", then "0.1 seconds or even frame by frame", and adds + End time so the moment stops instead of playing "to the end of the video". Most moments on Heartbeat have no end: in the public API their end_time is empty (Heartbeat Public API).
Sharing the link
In the Dec 25, 2023 features video the share choices are "copy the link or share on Facebook or Twitter". Seen on Nov 7, 2026, the moment page's Share opens "Share a moment" with X, Facebook and Email buttons, the link with Copy, and two switches: Moment title, which puts the title above the link, and Loop, on by default, which adds ?play=loop so the moment repeats (Share and Loop a Moment).
One thing to watch: the dialog shares the moment playing when you open it. A moment page keeps playing into the video's next moments, so if you wait, the link you copy may be for the next one. Pause first.
The person who opens the link sees more than the one moment. As George says in his Sep 14, 2023 video, the shared link "will share this moment along with the first moment and any others" in its list: the page shows the video's other moments beside it, so a friend can carry on to the next highlight.
Quick links without saving
If you only need a time, not a saved moment, a Heartbeat video page takes the same t= as YouTube. On Nov 7, 2026 www.youtube.h.ki/watch?v=Nr2Q9KEiUjQ&t=90s redirected to h.ki/yoNr2Q9KEiUjQ?t=90s, and the video started at 1:30. Such a link has no title and appears in no list, so it is the Heartbeat version of YouTube's Share > Start at (see Vi.ki's YouTube guide Link to an Exact Time).
Moment link or YouTube time link?
| Heartbeat moment link | YouTube time link | |
|---|---|---|
| Address | h.ki/morxesfsh |
youtube.com/watch?v=Nr2Q9KEiUjQ&t=20 |
| Precision | Fractions of a second, frame stepping | Whole seconds |
| Title | Yes, shown on the page and in shares | No |
| End time | Optional | No (embeds take end=) |
| Looping | ?play=loop |
No |
| Found by others | Listed on the video's page, your profile, playlists and vikis | No |
| Editable later | Yes, the same address keeps working | No, a new time means a new link |
| Needs an account | To save it | No |
h.ki/about argues that a timestamp or chapter link breaks when the time changes, while a moment link "still works and opens the correct timestamp". That holds when the moment's owner fixes the start: the address stays the same and the time behind it moves.
We think the moment link is worth the extra step for anything you will share more than once or want to find again, and the plain ?t= link is better for a one-off message, since it needs no account and no title. The moment link's weakness is that it depends on h.ki staying up; a YouTube time link only depends on YouTube.
Frequently asked questions
How do I share a YouTube video at an exact time on Heartbeat?
Save the moment with + Moment or the H key, then share its h.ki/<id> link. Or add ?t= and the seconds to a Heartbeat video page address.
What does ?play=loop do?
It makes the moment repeat. The share dialog adds it when its Loop switch is on, which it is by default.
Can I set a start time more exact than a second?
Yes. Before saving, nudge the start by 0.1 seconds or step one frame at a time.
Will my link break if I change the start time?
No. The moment keeps its address, and the link opens the new start time.
Can someone open my moment link without an account?
Yes. Moment pages open for anyone; only saving, favorites and comments need sign-in.
Sources
- Save your ❤️ favorite moments on YouTube: Replace "com" with "h.ki" while watching any YouTube video, Freedom!, Jul 13, 2025 (video)
- No video ads! - YouTube vs Heartbeat - h.ki, Freedom!, Nov 12, 2023 (video)
- Heartbeat features - No fluff, Freedom!, Dec 25, 2023 (video)
- Quickly convert any YouTube Short to a video in 1-step: Replace "shorts" with "watch" in the URL!, Freedom!, Sep 14, 2023 (video)
- What is Heartbeat?, h.ki, read Nov 7, 2026
- Press H while watching any video on YouTube, a moment on h.ki, and its API answer
h.ki/api/moments/morxesfsh, read Nov 7, 2026 - Link to an Exact Time, Vi.ki's YouTube guide
- Vi.ki's visit to
www.youtube.h.ki/watch?v=Nr2Q9KEiUjQ&t=90sin Chrome, Nov 7, 2026
Moments
Save your ❤️ favorite moments on YouTube: Replace "com" with "h.ki" while watching any YouTube video
Freedom!
No video ads! - YouTube vs Heartbeat - h.ki
Freedom!
Heartbeat features - No fluff
Freedom!
Quickly convert any YouTube Short to a video in 1-step: Replace "shorts" with "watch" in the URL!
Freedom!
Related
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Your Heartbeat as a WebsiteChange the @ in your profile address to /as/ (h.ki/@handle becomes h.ki/as/handle) and Heartbeat shows its whole home page with only your moments and your tags, a site of your own to share; Heartbeat's pretty links, listed at h.ki/pretty-links, give vikis readable addresses like h.ki/chess.
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Privacy PolicyHeartbeat's privacy policy is the Freedom! Privacy Policy (last modified Feb 2, 2024), shared by Freedom! Family Limited's sites; it says Heartbeat collects only what it needs, does not sell data, signs you in with Google, reads profile, email and channel data through YouTube's API services, uses cookies, and is not for children under 13.
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Sign-in and AccountsHeartbeat accounts use Google sign-in only, with no password of Heartbeat's own; signed out you can watch moments, read vikis, search and play riddles, trivia and tools, while saving moments, favorites, follows, comments and Heartbeat Photos need an account.
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Heartbeat vs Timestamp Bookmark ExtensionsTimestamp bookmark extensions such as Timi, YouMark, YT Bookmarker and Timemark save private notes at a time in a YouTube video inside your browser; Heartbeat's extension saves a public moment with its own h.ki page that others can find, follow and collect. Bookmarkers win for private study notes, Heartbeat for sharing and collecting.
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Heartbeat vs YouTube ClipsA Heartbeat moment is a saved start time in any YouTube video, made by anyone, with its own h.ki page, title and list; a YouTube Clip is a fixed 5 to 60 second loop made on YouTube, and chapters are the uploader's own. Clips win for a quick loop inside YouTube, moments for collecting, editing and finding highlights across videos.
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Heartbeat Fun and ToolsHeartbeat Fun (h.ki/fun/) holds Connect the dots, the Heartkeys typing race and Coin flip; Heartbeat Tools (h.ki/tool/) holds 19 small utilities, from a time zone planner and EMI loan calculator to microphone and speaker testers. Both are free in the browser.
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Heartbeat PhotosHeartbeat Photos (h.ki/photos/) is Heartbeat's photo gallery, where hovering a thumbnail shows the full image without a click. Upload by drag and drop, share a gallery by its link, and drive it with keys such as T, V, C, I, H, R, Q, G H and G V.
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Heartbeat VikisA viki (video wiki) on Heartbeat is a written page whose timestamps play YouTube moments in a docked player beside the text, with images. Anyone signed in can write one with Create, Write a viki; all are listed at h.ki/vikis.
See also
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Open a YouTube Video on HeartbeatTo open a YouTube video on Heartbeat, replace "com" with "h.ki" in its address, so www.youtube.com/watch?v=ID becomes www.youtube.h.ki/watch?v=ID, which redirects to h.ki/yoID; typing h.ki/yo and the id does the same.
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Heartbeat ExtensionThe Heartbeat extension for Chrome lets you press H on any YouTube video to save a moment to your heartbeat, shows a Heart button that lists your moments, and shows a channel's Channel ID on YouTube. It is free, published by Freedom! Family Limited.
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How to Make a MomentTo make a Heartbeat moment, press H while watching a YouTube video with the Heartbeat extension, or open the video on h.ki and click "+ Moment"; then give it a meaningful title and nudge the start time to the exact frame.
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Heartbeat Public APIHeartbeat has no documented API, but the JSON calls its own pages make under h.ki/api answer without sign-in; seven were seen on Nov 7, 2026 (a moment, a playlist's or viki's moments, a video's community moments, suggestions, comments, tags and a heartbeat's playlists), each wrapped in {"code":0,"data":{"objList":[...]}}.
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Share and Loop a MomentShare on a Heartbeat moment page opens a "Share a moment" dialog with X, Facebook and Email buttons, a link to copy, and two switches, Moment title and Loop; Loop is on by default and adds ?play=loop to the link.
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Turn a Short into a VideoTo watch a YouTube Short as a normal video, replace "shorts" with "watch" in its address; Heartbeat's own pretty link h.ki/convert-youtube-shorts-to-videos teaches the trick, and a Short opened on Heartbeat can be moved with the toolbar's 2 and 10 second buttons.