VIDEO TO BLOG POST

Turn your video into a blog post.

Upload the video once. ClipHit transcribes the whole recording and writes the article against all of it, not against a three-line summary. It arrives in markdown, with a title and sections, and you edit it right there.

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HOW IT WORKS

How do you turn a video into a blog post?

Turning a video into a blog post with ClipHit takes four steps: upload the file, the AI transcribes the whole recording and writes a 600 to 900 word blog post in markdown, with a title and several sections. You then edit it in the browser and copy it as markdown or plain text to paste into your blog.

  1. 01

    Upload the file

    MP4, MOV, WebM and AVI, or audio on its own in MP3, M4A, WAV and AAC. No length limit per file: what counts is the minutes on your plan.

  2. 02

    It gets transcribed in full

    Not sampled, not just the first few minutes. The complete transcript of the video is what the article is written from.

  3. 03

    The blog post gets written

    600 to 900 words in markdown, with a title and several sections, using the strongest moments of the video as anchors.

  4. 04

    You edit it and take it

    Rich text editor, section outline beside it, and copy as markdown or plain text.

THE ARTICLE, INSIDE CLIPHIT

Edit it here, take it as markdown.

The blog post shows up in your Publication Hub as an editable document: change whatever you want, see the section outline beside it, and take it as markdown when it is ready.

Publishing every week without recording more

In the episode we talked about why most podcasts publish one episode and then disappear until the next one. It is rarely a shortage of ideas: everything stays inside the audio and nobody pulls it out.

An episode is not one piece, it is ten

An hour of conversation holds the blog article, the vertical cuts, the thread and the newsletter. What is missing is almost never content; it is the time to get it out of the recording.

Where to start

With what is already recorded. Last week’s episode still works, and nobody has read it yet.

What to measure in the first month

Pieces published per episode. If one recording yields one thing, the problem is not reach: it is what you do with the material.

WHY IT COMES OUT WELL

Written against the whole video

The AI reads the full transcript and uses the moments you highlighted as the anchor for each section. That is why the article says what you said, with your examples.

In the language you speak

If the video is in Spanish, the blog post comes out in Spanish. No translation in between and nothing to configure.

Rewritten with one sentence

Want it shorter, or in the first person? Write the instruction and only the article is regenerated. Every other piece stays as it was.

FROM THE SAME VIDEO

The blog post isn't the only piece that comes out of the video.

The same upload gives you the vertical clips, the YouTube chapters, the X thread, the LinkedIn post, the newsletter and the Instagram carousel. They are written in the background and show up on their own.

Questions.

Upload a video and see how it reads.

7 days free, no credit card. The first blog post comes out of the first video you upload.

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ClipHit came out of a YouTube channel and a podcast of our own, which produced more material than there was time to publish. Who is behind it