Turn a blog post into a vertical video
$19 per video · no subscription · no watermark
Paste the link. We read the whole article — not the first paragraph — and write three different 88-second scripts from it. Reading it and seeing the scripts is free. Pick the one that sounds like you, and we make the video: voiceover, music and every frame designed for it.
Why three scripts
A good post contains several different videos, and only you know which one you want to be known for. So instead of guessing, the model reads the article and takes three genuinely different angles on it — the counter-intuitive claim, the practical how-to, the mistake everyone makes. Each one says one thing well; a ninety-second video that lists six points teaches nothing.
You read all three in full before you pay. That is the whole design of this page: you should never buy a video without knowing what it is going to say.
How it works
- Paste the post. Any public article. We read the whole page, along with the colours and typefaces the site itself uses.
- Read the three scripts. Spoken words only, each capped at 88 seconds, each grounded in your article’s own facts — no invented statistics.
- Pick one and buy it. $19, once. The voiceover is generated, music is written for it, and every frame is designed in your site’s colours.
- Get a 9:16 MP4. About twelve minutes later, ready for Reels, TikTok and Shorts. No watermark, no attribution.
What it will not do
It will not put words in your mouth. The script writer works from your article’s own facts, numbers and examples, it does not add claims your post never made, and it closes by pointing at the post itself rather than selling something.
It also will not narrate your entire article. We show you roughly how many minutes that would run, because it is worth knowing, but the long format needs a different rendering architecture than the short one — and we would rather tell you that than sell you something we cannot make well today.
Want the product story, not one post?
This tool turns one article into one video. PromoHyper makes the full promo: it reads your website, writes a script in your brand’s voice, generates the voiceover and original music, and hand-designs every frame — in 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1.
Questions
- How much does one video cost?
- $19, paid once, for that video. There is no subscription and no free tier here — but reading your article and showing you the three scripts costs you nothing, so you know exactly what the video will say before you decide.
- Why three scripts instead of one?
- Because a long article contains several different videos, and only you know which one you want to be known for. Each script takes a genuinely different angle on the same post — the counter-intuitive claim, the practical how-to, the mistake everyone makes — and each says one thing well rather than listing six.
- How long is the video?
- Up to 88 seconds, vertical 9:16 — the shape and length that Reels, TikTok and Shorts actually want. A ninety-second video that lists everything in your post teaches nothing; picking one idea and landing it is the whole point.
- Can I turn my whole post into a long video?
- Not yet. We show you roughly how long your article would run as a full narrated video, because it is useful to know, but the long format needs a different rendering architecture than the short one and we would rather not sell something we cannot make well today.
- Does it invent things my post doesn't say?
- No — that is the one rule the script writer cannot break. It uses your article's own facts, numbers and examples, and it closes by pointing back at the post rather than at a product. It is your writing and the video has to stay true to it.
- Is there a watermark?
- No. There is no free tier on this tool, so there is nothing to mark — what you pay for comes out clean, in 1080×1920, and it is yours to post anywhere without attribution.
- How long does it take to make?
- Reading the article and writing the three scripts takes under a minute. Once you have paid, the video itself takes about twelve minutes — a voiceover is generated, music is written for it, and every frame is designed rather than dropped into a template.