video-to-article · Video to Article

video-to-article

Video-to-text repurposing: transcribes a talking-head, lecture, livestream, or vlog and rewrites it as a Xiaohongshu note, WeChat article, or Zhihu answer — with stills pulled from the video as illustrations.

The core is structured rewriting, not copying the transcript: extracting titles and key points, cutting filler words, surfacing quotable lines, and adapting tone and layout to the target format. Stills come from actual video frames at content-meaningful moments, annotated with timestamps in the text.

Example invocation: "Rewrite this lecture video as a Xiaohongshu note."

Full brief

Positioning

video-to-article is a video repurposing tool: transcribe → structure into an article → extract stills. Transcription and frame extraction run on deterministic scripts; the structured rewriting is the skill's core value. It rewrites — it doesn't copy spoken rambling verbatim.

Core capabilities

Workflow

  1. Speech transcription with timeline
  2. Structured rewrite into article.md per target format (title, body, headed points, quotes, hashtags)
  3. Frame extraction at the annotated timestamps
  4. (Optional) hand article.md to xhs-note-creator or card-xiaohongshu for a full card set

Inputs & outputs

Input Notes
Video file Required — talking-head / lecture / livestream / vlog
Target format Optional — Xiaohongshu note (default) / WeChat article / Zhihu answer / generic
Still count Optional — default 3–6, keyed to content moments

Output (outputs/<theme>/): article.md, extracted stills assets/frame-*.jpg, transcript text and timeline for reference.

Boundaries with adjacent skills

Skill Lane
video-to-article (this) Video → finished article + real extracted stills
auto-subtitle Subtitle files only
subtitle-translate Translates existing subtitles
xhs-note-creator Turns the article into a full Xiaohongshu card set

Fit

Before you start


video-to-article is part of the Aiglade Skill library. Invoke it from the Aiglade chat box in plain language.

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