Content marketing
Every post you publish gets a video version, which reaches people who search on YouTube instead of Google.
Blog to video
Turn your blog posts into videos people actually finish
A good blog post already has the hard part done: research, structure and a point of view. Chitrio reads the readable text from a public post link, strips menus and sidebars, and writes a video script that stays faithful to what the post says rather than inventing new claims. You review the script, then get a narrated video you can embed back into the post and share on YouTube and social.
Free trial to start · the cost is shown before every render
Straight answer: A long post rarely makes a good single video. The best results come from picking the one section that answers a searchable question, making that the video, and linking back to the full post.
How it works
- 1
Paste the post link
Use a public article URL. The readable text is extracted from the page. Pages that need JavaScript to show their text work better pasted as plain text.
- 2
Review the script
The script condenses the post into scenes and keeps to its facts. Tighten it, add your own opening, or cut sections that do not suit video.
- 3
Render and embed
Publish to YouTube, embed the video in the post, and use the vertical cut on social to send readers to the full article.
What people make with it
Evergreen guides
Your best-performing how-to articles become videos that can rank on YouTube for the same questions.
Newsletters
A weekly issue becomes a short video summary for subscribers who prefer to watch.
Recipe blogs
A written recipe becomes a video with an ingredients scene that names every quantity on screen.
Company blogs
Product announcements and case-study style posts become short videos for LinkedIn and the website.
Questions, answered
Can I use someone else's article?
Only if you have the rights to it. Converting your own posts, or content you are licensed to use, is the intended use.
Will the video add facts that are not in the post?
The script prompt is instructed to stay faithful to the source text. You still read the script before rendering, because AI can make mistakes.
What if the link does not work?
Some pages load their text with JavaScript or block automated reading. Copy the article text and paste it in instead.
How long will the video be?
It depends on the post and the length you choose. The estimate is shown before rendering, and long posts often work best as a short series.
Can I make it in another language?
Yes. The video can be rendered in any of the 14 render languages, even when the post is in English.