Video To Blog

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Turn YouTube videos and recordings into SEO-ready blog posts with images

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Video To Blog

What it is

Video To Blog repurposes video and audio into written articles. You paste a YouTube link, upload a file or record audio, and the tool transcribes it and drafts a post of up to about 3,000 words in your chosen tone and point of view, with headings, FAQs and a table of contents. It can add screenshots from the video, stock photos, AI images and internal links, and it fills in metadata, keyphrases and image alt tags for SEO. A built-in editor includes readability and structure analysis. Posts export to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Medium, Wix and other platforms, or publish to a hosted blog and email newsletter.

Key features

YouTube links, uploads or recorded audio
Video screenshots and AI images in posts
Built-in SEO and readability analysis
Export to WordPress, Shopify and Webflow

What we liked

+ Strong fit for repurposing long videos
+ Wide range of publishing integrations
+ Free plan to test one video monthly

Worth noting

· Free plan limits videos to 30 minutes
· Monthly-billed prices are not listed openly

Editor's notes

More context from AI BirdView

Video To Blog is built for a simple but valuable job: giving content that already exists on video a second life as searchable text. It goes further than transcription by shaping the material into a structured article, pulling relevant frames from the video as images and handling much of the SEO groundwork. The company says users have created more than 500,000 articles.

Imports from YouTube, uploaded video or audio files, or a live recording
Matches your writing style using samples, with custom tone, point of view and calls to action
Adds screenshots, stock images, AI images and video thumbnails to posts
Analyzes keyphrases, readability and structure inside the editor
Publishes to many CMS platforms or to a hosted blog and newsletter

Video To Blog is best for YouTubers, podcasters, course creators, churches and agencies that publish long-form video and want matching written content for search. A practical tip: upload a couple of your own existing blog posts as writing samples before generating, since the output will read much closer to your voice and need less editing.