Substack post to video
The post is the script. The video is the distribution.
Creating an account is free. Your link comes with you.
How it works
Paste the post link
Your own newsletter or any public post. Custom domains work.
The argument becomes the script
It finds the point the post is making and cuts it to thirty seconds, rather than reading the introduction aloud.
Post it where readers are
Vertical with captions, ending on a subscribe line if you want one.
Specs
- Output
- One finished video: script, voiceover, the page's own photos, captions, music
- What we read
- Headline, subtitle, the body of the post and any images in it
- Works with
- Public posts on substack.com and on custom domains
- Input
- A public Substack page address
Made in Framesurfer
Full projects, built from single shots like these.
Questions
Does it read the whole post?
Yes, and then it throws most of it away. A thousand words do not fit in thirty seconds, so it keeps the argument and drops the rest.
What about paywalled posts?
Only the public part can be read. Paste a free post, or the public preview, and add the rest yourself in chat.
Can it end on a subscribe call?
Say so in chat and it closes on your newsletter's name and a subscribe line.
Affiliated with Substack?
No. An independent tool reading a public post. Substack is a trademark of its owner.
Can I use the clips commercially?
Yes. Under our terms you own what you create and can use it personally or commercially.
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The home page you already have, turned into something you can post.
Other tools
You wrote it once.
Send it out again, in the format that travels.