Written from what you said
The post comes from your video's transcript: your points, your examples, your order. Give it a read, like you'd check a caption.
Automatic posts
Connect your YouTube channel, switch on automatic posts, and every new upload becomes a post on your blog. Live straight away, or waiting for your OK.
Demo only. Nothing here generates, publishes or saves to your account.
Try the publishing choices and watch this example queue change.
Example future uploads
A complete camera bag walkthrough
Video · Would become a draft
One quick packing tip
Short · Skipped
What I learned after a week of filming
Video · Would become a draft
2 example articles would wait for review.
In the paid product, eligible future uploads use your available monthly allowance. Automation is a choice you enable on Channels; importing a back catalogue builds knowledge rather than publishing posts.
You already filmed it and edited it. Once automatic posts are on, we check your channel for new uploads and write each one up as a post on your blog. You don't have to open anything.
Add your channel with Google, or paste its YouTube address.
Pick whether new posts go live straight away or wait for you as drafts.
Switch on automatic posts. Each new upload uses one post from your monthly allowance.
The post comes from your video's transcript: your points, your examples, your order. Give it a read, like you'd check a caption.
Switch on “Review new posts before they go live” and new posts wait as drafts. Leave it off and they publish when they're ready.
Shorts and long live streams are skipped unless you say otherwise. Change it on the Channels page if you want them too.
No. Nothing posts on its own until you switch on automatic posts on the Channels page. You can also write posts one at a time.
No. Importing your old videos teaches us your channel. An old video only becomes a post when you pick it, and that uses one post from your allowance.
25 a month with the blog plan. Each extra channel adds another 25.
Try one video free, no account needed. When you want every upload written up and hosted, the blog plan does it for you.