Video to Blog turns a spoken source into a written article. You can publish the article to a site or send it as an email newsletter. You paste a link or upload a video or audio file, then edit the draft before it goes to a site or a newsletter.
Official website · videotoblog.ai
Video to Blog fits a recording you already have, when the deliverable is a structured article rather than a raw transcript. Read the plan card before you upload. Free is one video up to 30 minutes, and that card turns publications, newsletters, and website integrations off. A long webinar needs Pro (videos up to 1.5 hours) or Business (videos up to 3 hours). Tone controls and frame swaps are editing steps on the pages, not a quality score.
The homepage starts with a link field and an upload for video or audio files. The pricing FAQ defines the unit that allowance spends. A video is a source item you upload or import to create a blog post, whether that source is video, audio, or a supported import workflow. A podcast file and a YouTube URL are the same kind of unit. Caps sit on the cards. Free says Upload 1 video monthly and videos up to 30 minutes. Starter lists 5 videos up to 45 minutes, Pro lists 15 up to 1.5 hours, and Business lists 50 up to 3 hours. Paid columns also allow record audio, with file size Unlimited. Bulk generation starts on Pro. Automations and channel integrations are 1, 3, and 10.
Official documentationThe writing page says Generate blog posts with natural tone, smooth flow, and thoughtful phrasing that feels written by a real person, not stitched together by AI. It rejects a transcript-only result. The goal is to turn spoken content into a readable article with better flow, clearer structure, and stronger phrasing. Headings and long-form layout are part of that description. The homepage also says to Convert videos into search-friendly posts that keep bringing in readers, which is the vendor's aim, not a traffic figure. You can guide the output with tone controls, writing samples, and custom instructions so the article feels closer to your voice and audience. You can then revise, expand, simplify, and polish sections before publishing. Paid columns check multi-language, premium transcriptions, Tone / POV, a table of contents, templates, and 1, 3, or 10 writing samples. Length there is up to 3000 words, with Unlimited regenerations, a text editor, and an inline editor.
Official documentationEnable auto screenshots before generation and AI will intelligently select and insert relevant moments from your video throughout the article. The page names tutorials, webinars, demos, screen shares, slide decks, and walkthroughs. A bad frame can be swapped in one click, replaced from the selector, or added from a timestamp you pick. Crop, annotation, and highlight stay in the workflow after generation, and the page says captions, alt text, and image metadata can be added. The paid grid also checks screenshots, stock images, AI images, video thumbnails, alt tags, and an advanced image editor on Starter, Pro, and Business. It does not put that full set on the free card. Internal links scale from 1 website to 10, and external links start on Pro.
Official documentationThe homepage says you can Publish directly to your site or send as an email newsletter. The cards are narrower. Free excludes publications, newsletters, and website integrations. Starter includes one of each and subscribers up to 1,000. Pro uses three of each and subscribers up to 3,000. Business uses ten of each and subscribers up to 10,000. On those three columns, published posts and email sends are Unlimited, and a custom domain plus analytics are checked. Exports on those columns include Wordpress, Ghost.org, Shopify, Webflow, HTML, Markdown, PDF, and Word. Team size is 1, 3, or 10, and priority support is only on Business.
Official documentationFor a short product tutorial stays on the free card when this is the one video of the month and the file is within 30 minutes. Paste the YouTube link or upload the file, and enable auto screenshots before generation so the screen share appears in the draft. Swap a frame that caught a menu, crop it, and add a caption, then revise the click-by-click section. A page on your own domain is outside the free card.
Treats an interview as one source item even when the file is audio. Under 45 minutes, with one newsletter, Starter is the first card that includes a newsletter and subscribers up to 1,000. An episode near 1.5 hours, or a second newsletter, is the Pro card. Add one writing sample so the recap stays closer to the host, and keep quotations faithful to audio you are allowed to rewrite. The pages do not say a draft licenses someone else's show.
Paste a YouTube link or upload a video or audio file. Starter, Pro, and Business also list record audio.
Add custom instructions, Tone / POV, and a writing sample when the plan includes them. Enable auto screenshots before generation for a screen share.
Edit the text, swap a frame, or crop and annotate. You can revise, expand, simplify, and polish sections before publishing.
On a paid plan, publish to a publication or newsletter, or export HTML, Markdown, PDF, Word, or a listed site such as Wordpress or Ghost.org.
Free is $0. Starter is $14 /mo billed yearly, Pro is $39 /mo billed yearly, and Business is $69 /mo billed yearly. A Monthly and Yearly toggle is on the page. Save up to 30% with yearly billing is the saving line. A separate month-to-month dollar amount was not verified here. Ask the vendor before you treat the yearly price as the only rate.
Try one post each month before you upgrade.
$0.
No credit card required.
One person managing their own videos.
$14.
Per month, billed yearly.
Higher volume and bulk generation.
$39.
Per month, billed yearly.
Agencies that need higher usage.
$69.
Per month, billed yearly.
You can cancel anytime from Stripe billing. The comparison grid covers Starter, Pro, and Business only, so the 3000-word cap and the export list are not restated on the Free card.
Choose Jasper when the draft starts from a brief and there is no video or audio file.
Video to Blog defines the unit of work as a source item you upload or import. Jasper is a marketing writing product for jobs that do not begin with that file.
Yes. You can create 1 blog post each month on the free plan with no credit card required. The card says Try one post each month before you upgrade, allows videos up to 30 minutes, and marks publications, newsletters, and website integrations unavailable.
SourceA video is a source item you upload or import to create a blog post, whether that source is video, audio, or a supported import workflow. Paid import rows add record audio beside YouTube and file upload. The pages do not say a failed generation is returned to the monthly count.
SourceNo. Monthly and yearly plans keep the same feature access for each tier. Yearly billing just lowers the effective monthly price.
SourceStarter, Pro, and Business each list post length up to 3000 words and Unlimited regenerations. You can guide the output with tone controls, writing samples, and custom instructions, then revise sections before publishing.
SourceThe screenshots page names tutorials, webinars, demos, screen shares, slide decks, and walkthroughs. You can replace an automatic frame, pick an exact frame, add a timestamp, then crop, annotate, and add captions plus alt text. Stock images, AI images, and video thumbnails are checks on the paid grid, not a free-plan promise on that page.
SourcePaid columns list publications, newsletters, and exports such as Wordpress, Ghost.org, HTML, Markdown, PDF, and Word. Free excludes publications, newsletters, and website integrations. You can cancel anytime from Stripe billing.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run Video to Blog. This profile only compares text reviewed on 2026-10-06 from the homepage, the pricing page, the writing page, and the auto screenshots page. Star ratings and the 500k+ articles line are vendor copy, not measured results. This description is based on Video to Blog's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06.
Free stops at 30 minutes. Starter, Pro, and Business includes 45 minutes, 1.5 hours, and 3 hours.