You already recorded the hard part. Video Repurpose mines that one recording for every format it can honestly support — clips, articles, threads, posts, carousels — and hands them back on a single review page.
Not a folder of text files. A tabbed review page where each draft has a copy button and every clip plays inline, so you can approve or kill each one in a single pass.
Request a free pilotEvery item is written from the transcript of your video — never from its title, and never from outside research.
Cut as actual video files, each with an on-screen hook, a rewritten cold-open script, caption and per-platform notes.
Written for someone who never watched the video, using the specifics the video actually shows.
Numbered for posting order. The first post works alone — no thread bait.
Plus the comment-gated lead magnet it drives to — a real checklist, not a teaser.
One headline and one idea per slide. Slide one is the hook; the last slide is the action.
The version for your own people — blunt about what didn't work, which is the part that earns trust.
For the free pilot, email a public video URL. The operator confirms suitability, queues the job, and confirms processing and delivery timing manually.
Email one public video URL; the operator confirms it is suitable and queues it.
Full transcript, timestamped. Captions when they exist, clean transcription when they don't.
Every format written and every clip cut, then checked against the rules below.
A review page you read once and act on. Approve, edit, or throw it out.
Most repurposing output reads like it was written by a machine that never watched the video — because it was. Every package here is checked automatically before you ever see it, and the checks either pass or the package doesn't ship.
There is a rule behind all of it: if a draft would still make sense after deleting the transcript, it isn't about your video, and it gets rewritten. No invented statistics, prices, dates or names — if your video didn't say it, it isn't in the draft.
When a video is too short to fill the whole package honestly, you get a smaller package and a note explaining why, rather than padding.
Worth being explicit about, because these are the things people assume and then get burned by.
Our 7-category rubric, 0–70. Published here as scored, not rounded up.