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YouTube videos into formatted, SEO-shaped blog posts
Video To Blog takes a YouTube link or an uploaded recording and returns a formatted article, pulling frames from the video as inline screenshots and generating metadata and internal links along the way. Finished posts can be pushed to WordPress, sent as a newsletter, or exported as HTML, Markdown, PDF or Word. Plans are capped by videos per month and by how long each source recording is allowed to run.
Metered by videos per month and source length: free gives 1 video up to 30 minutes, Starter $14/mo gives 5 up to 45 minutes, Pro $39 gives 15 up to 90 minutes, Business $69 gives 50 up to 3 hours; listed prices assume yearly billing.
Use tool ↗A narrow tool that does one job properly: turning a talking-head video into a publishable post with screenshots already placed. Worth $14 a month if you publish weekly; pointless if you only convert a video occasionally, since a transcript plus any chatbot gets you most of the way.
Watch out: Both the video count and the maximum source length are capped per tier, so one three-hour webinar can force a two-tier jump.
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