Paste the link to a public Reddit post. The AI reads the post and its top replies, retells it as a short narration, draws a scene for every beat and adds captions and music.
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Reddit Post to Video is a tool that turns a public Reddit post into a narrated short video from its link. Paste the post's URL and the AI reads the title, the post text and up to five top replies, writes a 30, 45 or 60 second narration that keeps the facts the post states, draws an image for each scene of about four seconds, and reads it with one of 22 AI voices, with word captions and music. Only public posts can be read.
Open the post in a browser and copy the full address with /comments/ in it. Sign in and paste it with "A link" selected.
Pick a visual style, 30, 45 or 60 seconds, 9:16 for Shorts and TikTok, moving stills or AI clips, a voice, captions and music.
Press Create video. It usually takes a few minutes, and the MP4 is saved in My Videos.
Paste a reddit.com post link and the tool reads the title, the body text and up to five of the highest-scored replies, so a story with an update in the comments isn't missed.
The AI opens with the post's most surprising point, retells the rest in its own words at about 2.4 words per second and ends on a closing line. It is told not to invent facts, quotes or numbers.
Each scene of about four seconds gets its own image in Cinematic, Anime, 3D animation or Documentary style, with no text, logos or real names drawn in.
Word captions are timed to the voice, bold at the bottom with the spoken word highlighted. Turn them off if you add your own.
If a link can't be read, switch "Start from" to Pasted text and paste the story; the rest of the video is made the same way.
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 |
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Any public post with at least about 40 words. Private, removed or login-only posts can't be read; paste the text instead.
Yes. Along with the title and post text, it reads up to five of the highest-scored replies and can use them in the narration.
343 credits for 30 seconds with moving stills and music, 498 for 45 seconds and 625 for 60 seconds. AI video clips cost more.
No, not automatically. Credit the poster in your caption and ask before using someone's personal story.
No. The AI retells it as a short narration that keeps the post's facts. For an exact reading, paste the text into Script to Video as your script.
Yes, from 22 built-in AI voices, male and female, including British and Australian accents.
9:16 vertical with captions on. Choose 16:9 for YouTube videos or a blog.
Usually a few minutes. You can leave the page; the video is saved in My Videos.
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.
