Turn a video script into an SEO-ready article
You did the hard part when you wrote the script. CiteScript rebuilds it as a structured article that Google can rank and AI assistants can cite.
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Paste your script above, or load the sample, and the output lands here.
1 free video per month, no account needed. Your script is never used to train AI models.
How it works
- 1
Paste your script.
Or upload an .srt, .vtt, or .txt caption file from any platform.
- 2
Add your video URL.
Optional. It gets embedded in the finished article.
- 3
Export and publish.
A structured article with meta title, meta description, URL slug, and embed code, in rich text, Markdown, or HTML.
Built for search intent
A spoken script and a ranking article are different shapes. CiteScript restructures your material around headings and the question the reader actually searched for.
Two hours back per video
Writing an article from a video by hand takes 2 to 3 hours. This takes minutes, and you spend them reviewing instead of drafting.
Readable by AI assistants
ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity cite pages, not videos. An article gives them a source to quote, with your site attached.
Publish anywhere
Copy rich text into your CMS, Markdown into your repo, or HTML anywhere else. Meta tags and slug come with it.
What you get
Every run of the article tool produces:
- A structured article with a headline and section headings drawn from your script
- A meta title and meta description
- A URL slug suggestion
- Video embed code, when you provide the video URL
- The full piece in rich text, Markdown, and HTML
Run the same script through the other tools without pasting it again. One video, one paste, four outputs.
Frequently asked questions
One script feeds all four tools. From the same paste: