Paste the link to a blog post. The AI reads the article, writes a short narration with a hook, illustrates each beat and adds a voice, captions and music, so one post becomes a Short, a Reel or an embeddable clip.
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Blog to Video is a tool that turns a published blog post into a narrated short video from its URL. Paste the link and the tool reads the article's main text, skipping menus, headers and footers. The AI then writes a 30, 45 or 60 second narration that opens with the post's most surprising point and keeps only facts the post states, draws an image for each scene of about four seconds, and reads it with one of 22 AI voices, with captions and music.
Sign in, keep "A link" selected and paste the address of a public blog post. You can paste the text instead.
Pick a style, the length, vertical or landscape, moving stills or AI clips, a narrator, captions and music.
Press Create video. The price is on the button; the finished MP4 is saved in My Videos.
The tool takes the article or main section of the page and drops scripts, navigation, headers, footers, sidebars and forms, so the narration comes from your words, not the cookie banner.
A 1,500-word post becomes about 72 spoken words at 30 seconds or about 144 at 60. The AI picks the strongest points and retells them in its own words.
The AI is told to keep the facts the post states and not to invent facts, quotes or numbers, which matters when the post is your expert advice.
Cinematic and Documentary suit how-to and industry posts; Anime and 3D animation suit lighter, story-led posts. Each scene gets its own image.
Make a 9:16 cut for Shorts, Reels and TikTok, and a 16:9 cut to embed at the top of the post itself.
Turning an article into a video usually means writing a script from it, finding visuals, recording a voiceover and timing captions. Here you paste the article.
| Feature | Article to Video | Making the video by hand |
|---|---|---|
| Input | A link, pasted text or a PDF up to 15 MB | Read the article and write a video script from it |
| Script | A 30–60 second retelling that keeps the source's facts | Cut the article down to a script yourself |
| Visuals | An image per scene in one of four styles, as stills or AI clips | Search stock footage or make graphics |
| Voiceover | One of 22 AI narrators | Record yourself or hire a voice actor |
| Captions and music | Word captions and a music bed, already mixed | Time captions and license a track |
| Price | From 343 credits for 30 seconds | Hours of writing and editing per video |
Publish a post, then share a 30-second vertical version that points people to the full article.
Readers who skim get the key steps in a minute before they scroll.
Your archive has posts that still get search traffic; a video gives them a new place to be found.
Give every post a video version for social channels without filming or recording.
Repurpose your brand's blog into Shorts and Reels with captions and a consistent narrator.
Turn an issue published on the web into a short clip to share where your readers scroll.
Turn tutorial posts into one-minute explainers students and clients can watch on a phone.
Yes. Paste the post's link and the AI writes a short narration from it, illustrates each scene, and adds a voice, captions and music.
343 credits for a 30-second video with moving stills and music, 498 for 45 seconds and 625 for 60 seconds. AI video clips cost more.
It works with public pages that show the article text in the page. Posts behind a login or paywall can't be read; paste the text instead.
It shouldn't. The AI is told to keep the facts the post states and not invent facts, quotes or numbers, but check the narration before you post.
Not here: the narration is a retelling. For exact words, paste your text into Script to Video as your script.
30, 45 or 60 seconds, in scenes of about four seconds each.
Yes, afterwards. Run the finished video through Add Watermark to Video.
Only with permission. Use posts you wrote, or ask the author first.
Yes. Sign in with Google or email; each job costs credits from your balance, and the result is saved in My Videos.
If a job can't finish, the credits it used go back to your balance automatically.
Turn an article, blog post, Reddit post or PDF into a narrated short video. from 343 credits, and the result is saved in My Videos.
