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Paste the article URL
Reeloft reads public page metadata, the main article text, and any usable published images.
Blog to video, without the blank timeline
Turn any published article into an editable video draft
Paste a public URL. Reeloft builds a 30–60 second scene plan, supplements missing imagery with generated B-roll, and starts a draft you can finish in the full editor.
Article-aware script and scene planVertical, square, or landscape output100-credit default with the exact upgrade price shown
Article importer
Paste one link. Start with a complete video draft.
Reeloft reads the public article, finds its story and available imagery, then prepares an editable video project.
Article structure becomes a concise scene plan
Published images are supplemented with generated B-roll when needed
Every scene stays editable in the Reeloft timeline
Generation summary
Analyze an article to see the quote
From URL to first cut in three steps
Use the source as a creative starting point, then keep full control over the finished video.
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Choose the direction
Select the format, shot type, visual pace, subtitles, and a continuous Qwen voiceover.
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Edit the generated draft
Change scenes, captions, media, timing, and audio in the Reeloft timeline.
The source stays recognizable. The video stays yours.
The first draft follows the article's core message without locking you into its wording or layout. Review every scene, correct the script, replace media, and publish only when it is ready.
A concise hook and scene progression based on the article
Source attribution retained in the project context
Editable captions, canvas, timing, audio, and media
Server-confirmed credit check before a generation job starts
Blog-to-video questions
Use a public http or https page with readable article content. Private pages, local network addresses, files, member-only stories, paywalls, and pages behind a sign-in cannot be imported.
A default blog-to-video draft with animated image B-roll costs 100 credits. AI video shots cost 200 credits. Reeloft shows the exact charge and your current balance before generation.
No. It creates a shorter video structure from the article's main ideas. You should review the generated script and confirm facts, wording, and attribution before publishing.
Yes. The result opens as a normal Reeloft project, so you can edit scenes, media, captions, layout, timing, and audio.
Reeloft can import images published on the page and generate supplemental B-roll when there are not enough. You remain responsible for permission to reuse the article and its published media.
No. Public articles in supported languages can be imported, while the quality of page extraction depends on how the publisher structures the page.
Free accounts render blog videos with a Reeloft watermark. Active subscribers receive watermark-free renders.
The first draft targets about 30–60 seconds. Reeloft creates enough five-second scenes to avoid a very short draft, generating supplemental B-roll images when necessary.
One article can become your next video campaign
Start with the first editable draft, then create platform-specific versions in Reeloft.
Turn an article into video