frontend/src/content/corePages.ts

import { createFaq, createPage } from "./marketingBase";
import type { MarketingPage } from "./seoTypes";

export const coreCommercialPages: MarketingPage[] = [
  createPage({
    path: "/blog-to-video-ai",
    title: "Blog to Video AI | Turn Any Blog Post Into Video | Blog2Video",
    description:
      "Convert blog posts into narrated videos with AI. Paste a URL, choose a voice and template, and publish faster with Blog2Video.",
    eyebrow: "Commercial workflow",
    heroTitle: "Turn Any Blog Post Into Video With AI",
    heroDescription:
      "Blog2Video helps writers, marketers, and founders turn published blog posts into narrated videos without rebuilding the message inside a traditional editor.",
    category: "commercial",
    primaryKeyword: "blog to video ai",
    keywordVariant: "AI blog post to video",
    badges: ["AI voiceover", "URL-first workflow", "Built for blogs"],
    proofPoints: [
      "Starts with the article you already published instead of a blank prompt.",
      "Turns blog structure into scenes, narration, and visuals that stay faithful to the source.",
      "Makes it easier to reuse blog content on YouTube, social, and newsletter embeds.",
    ],
    sections: [
      {
        title: "Why blog-to-video AI works",
        body: [
          "A good blog post already contains the raw ingredients for a strong video: a headline, a narrative arc, proof points, and a clear takeaway. Blog2Video uses that existing structure so you do not have to reinvent the content in another format.",
          "Instead of treating your article like a vague text prompt, the workflow keeps the logic of the original piece intact and turns it into scenes, visuals, and voiceover that feel connected to what you wrote.",
        ],
        bullets: [
          "Paste a blog URL to generate the first draft from real content.",
          "Pick a template and voice that match the tone of the article.",
          "Review the generated scenes, then render for YouTube or social distribution.",
        ],
      },
      {
        title: "Built for content teams and solo creators",
        body: [
          "This workflow is strongest when you already publish articles, explainers, launch posts, or newsletters and want to get more value from each asset. One finished post can become a site page, a newsletter angle, and a video without multiplying the work.",
        ],
      },
    ],
    recommendedTemplate: "gridcraft",
    recommendedTemplateReason:
      "Gridcraft is a strong default for blog-to-video AI because it preserves article structure, comparisons, steps, and metrics without making the video feel generic.",
    faq: [
      {
        question: "What is blog to video AI?",
        answer:
          "Blog to video AI is a workflow that turns a written blog post into a narrated video using the original article as the source. Blog2Video uses the structure of the post to generate scenes, voiceover, and visuals that stay aligned with the content.",
      },
      {
        question: "Can AI turn a blog post into a video automatically?",
        answer:
          "Yes. With Blog2Video, you paste a public blog URL, choose a voice and template, and generate a structured first draft automatically. You can then review and refine before publishing.",
      },
      {
        question: "Who is blog-to-video AI best for?",
        answer:
          "It works best for writers, founders, educators, agencies, and marketing teams that already publish long-form content and want to extend it to video without starting over.",
      },
      ...createFaq(
        "blog to video AI workflows",
        "Writers and marketers who already have valuable articles",
        "Blog2Video uses the article itself as structured source material, which produces a more faithful result than generic AI video tools that start from prompts and stock footage."
      ),
    ],
    relatedPaths: [
      "/blog-to-video",
      "/ai-blog-to-video",
      "/blog-to-video-generator",
      "/blog-to-youtube-video",
      "/blogs/how-to-turn-a-blog-post-into-a-video",
    ],
  }),
  createPage({
    path: "/ai-blog-to-video",
    title: "AI Blog to Video Converter for Writers and Marketers",
    description:
      "Use AI to convert blogs into videos with voiceover, templates, and structured scenes. Built for teams that start with written content.",
    eyebrow: "Commercial workflow",
    heroTitle: "Convert Blogs to Video With AI",
    heroDescription:
      "If your workflow starts with articles, launch posts, explainers, or newsletters, Blog2Video gives you a practical AI blog-to-video path that feels built for writing-first teams.",
    category: "commercial",
    primaryKeyword: "ai blog to video",
    keywordVariant: "AI blog to video converter",
    badges: ["For content teams", "Reuse existing posts", "Publish faster"],
    proofPoints: [
      "Works well for SEO posts, product launch content, founder updates, and educational articles.",
      "Creates a usable video draft from the writing you already finished instead of asking for more prompts.",
      "Makes multi-channel distribution easier without forcing a separate video production workflow.",
    ],
    sections: [
      {
        title: "Why AI blog-to-video is different from generic text-to-video",
        body: [
          "Most text-to-video tools treat your writing as disposable input. That leads to vague scripts, stock-footage-heavy results, and output that no longer sounds like the original post.",
          "Blog2Video is better suited to AI blog-to-video use cases because it is designed around repurposing finished written assets. The point is not to invent a new story. It is to translate the one you already wrote into a format people can watch.",
        ],
      },
      {
        title: "Strong use cases",
        body: [
          "This page is especially relevant for teams publishing thought leadership, tutorials, product education, or newsletter-driven content. When the writing is already doing the strategic work, AI should help convert it into video, not erase it.",
        ],
        bullets: [
          "Turn launch announcements into video recaps.",
          "Convert evergreen SEO articles into YouTube explainers.",
          "Repurpose newsletter issues into serialized video content.",
        ],
      },
    ],
    recommendedTemplate: "nightfall",
    recommendedTemplateReason:
      "Nightfall fits AI blog-to-video use cases where the goal is a polished, premium-looking output from existing written content.",
    faq: [
      {
        question: "What is an AI blog to video converter?",
        answer:
          "An AI blog-to-video converter transforms a written article into a structured video draft with narration and visuals. Blog2Video is built specifically for this workflow and starts from your live content rather than a blank canvas.",
      },
      {
        question: "Does AI blog-to-video work for long articles?",
        answer:
          "Yes. It is especially useful for longer explainers, tutorials, and thought-leadership posts because the article already contains the structure and points that the video needs.",
      },
      {
        question: "Why not use a generic AI video generator instead?",
        answer:
          "Generic generators often flatten articles into vague scripts. Blog2Video is stronger when the source material matters because it preserves structure, examples, and the intent of the original writing.",
      },
      ...createFaq(
        "AI blog-to-video conversion",
        "Writing-first teams that want more leverage from every article",
        "Blog2Video is optimized for repurposing finished blogs into publishable videos, which is a better match for real content operations than generic text-to-video tools."
      ),
    ],
    relatedPaths: [
      "/blog-to-video-ai",
      "/blog-to-video",
      "/for-medium-writers",
      "/blogs/best-ai-tools-to-convert-articles-into-videos",
    ],
  }),
  createPage({
    path: "/blog-to-video-generator",
    title: "Blog to Video Generator | Paste a URL, Get a Narrated Video | Blog2Video",
    description:
      "A blog to video generator that works from a URL: paste your article link, choose a template, voice, and length, and generate a finished narrated video in minutes.",
    eyebrow: "Commercial workflow",
    heroTitle: "The Blog to Video Generator That Starts From Your Article, Not a Blank Prompt",
    heroDescription:
      "Paste your article link, choose a template, voice, and length, and Blog2Video generates a structured, narrated video — built from the post you already wrote, not a stock-footage script.",
    category: "commercial",
    primaryKeyword: "blog to video generator",
    keywordVariant: "blog post video generator",
    badges: ["URL-first generator", "No editing required", "Free starting videos"],
    proofPoints: [
      "Paste a public blog URL — the generator reads the article and builds scenes from its actual structure.",
      "Choose a template, an ElevenLabs voice, and a target length before generating.",
      "No stock-footage matching step like Lumen5 or Pictory — animated templates carry the visuals.",
      "Free starting videos with no watermark, so you can test the generator before paying.",
    ],
    sections: [
      {
        title: "How the generator works",
        body: [
          "Most blog-to-video generators — InVideo AI, VEED, Synthesia, HeyGen — follow the same basic shape: paste a link, pick a few settings, generate. Where they differ is what happens after you paste the link. Many extract a handful of highlights and pair them with stock footage or an avatar script, which works for short marketing recaps but loses detail on technical or in-depth posts.",
          "Blog2Video's generator reads the full article structure — headings, sections, examples — and maps it directly to scenes rather than compressing it into a highlight reel. The settings you choose (template, voice, length) shape the output; the article itself supplies the content.",
        ],
        bullets: [
          "Step 1: Paste the article URL.",
          "Step 2: Pick a template, voice, and target length.",
          "Step 3: Review the generated scenes and narration.",
          "Step 4: Render and export for YouTube, LinkedIn, Shorts, or embedding.",
        ],
      },
      {
        title: "How it compares to other blog-to-video generators",
        body: [
          "Lumen5 and Pictory generate by matching stock footage to extracted sentences, which means manual curation when the match is wrong. HeyGen and Synthesia generate avatar-led videos, which means writing or adapting a presenter script before generation can start. Blog2Video's generator skips both: no stock library to browse, no avatar script to write.",
          "That makes it a better fit when the article itself — the structure, the examples, the argument — is what you want the video to preserve, rather than a generic visual layer on top of a summary.",
        ],
      },
    ],
    recommendedTemplate: "gridcraft",
    recommendedTemplateReason:
      "Gridcraft is a strong default for generator output because it renders structured articles — lists, comparisons, steps — without flattening them into generic stock visuals.",
    faq: [
      {
        question: "Is there a free blog to video generator?",
        answer:
          "Blog2Video offers free starting videos with no watermark, so you can generate a full video from a real article before deciding on a paid plan.",
      },
      {
        question: "What is the best blog to video generator?",
        answer:
          "It depends on the source content. For marketing recaps where stock footage fits naturally, Lumen5 or Pictory work well. For technical posts, guides, or newsletters where structure and detail matter, Blog2Video's generator is built specifically to preserve that.",
      },
      {
        question: "Does the generator work from just a URL, or do I need to upload a file?",
        answer:
          "A public URL is enough — the generator fetches and parses the article directly. You can also upload a document if the content isn't published at a public URL.",
      },
      {
        question: "Can I edit the video after the generator finishes?",
        answer:
          "Yes. The generator produces a full first draft with scenes, narration, and visuals already in place, and you can adjust individual scenes, swap the voice, or change the template before rendering the final export.",
      },
    ],
    relatedPaths: [
      "/blog-to-video",
      "/blog-to-video-ai",
      "/ai-blog-to-video",
      "/lumen5-alternative",
    ],
  }),
  createPage({
    path: "/blog-to-video",
    title: "AI Blog to Video Converter | Turn Blog Posts Into Videos | Blog2Video",
    description:
      "Convert any blog post into a narrated AI video in minutes. Paste a URL, pick a designer template, and export to YouTube, Shorts, or LinkedIn. No editing or prompts needed.",
    eyebrow: "Commercial workflow",
    heroTitle: "AI Blog to Video Converter — Turn Any Post Into a Publishable Video",
    heroDescription:
      "Paste your blog URL. Blog2Video reads the live article, structures it into scenes, writes narration, and applies a designer template. Export as MP4 for YouTube, cut Shorts, or embed straight back into your newsletter. No script. No editor. No rebuild.",
    category: "commercial",
    primaryKeyword: "blog to video",
    keywordVariant: "AI blog to video converter",
    badges: ["URL-first workflow", "Designer templates", "YouTube & Shorts ready"],
    proofPoints: [
      "Reads your live blog URL and structures the article into scenes automatically — no copy-paste or scripting.",
      "Designer templates match your content tone: Bloomberg Terminal for finance, Chronicle for narrative, Gridcraft for comparisons.",
      "Export as MP4 for YouTube, PNG scenes for carousels, PDF for decks, or embed via iframe back into your post.",
    ],
    sections: [
      {
        title: "Why a purpose-built blog to video converter beats generic AI video tools",
        body: [
          "Generic text-to-video tools treat your article as a loose prompt. They summarise the headline, reach for stock footage, and produce something that no longer sounds like the post you wrote. The argument, the nuance, and the credibility disappear.",
          "Blog2Video is different because it uses the actual structure of your article as the scene blueprint. Each subheading becomes a scene. Bullets become on-screen callouts. Narration follows your original argument rather than a flattened summary. The output still feels like your content — it is just in a format people can watch.",
          "That distinction matters most for content where the writing is already doing real work: technical tutorials, finance analysis, policy breakdowns, product explainers, and research-heavy posts where the logic is the value.",
        ],
        bullets: [
          "Preserves code blocks, diagrams, data tables, and argument structure — not just the headline.",
          "Narration is generated from the full article text, not a paragraph summary.",
          "Designer templates apply a visual identity that matches the content type and audience.",
        ],
      },
      {
        title: "How to convert a blog post to video in three steps",
        body: [
          "Step 1: Paste your blog URL. Blog2Video fetches the live article, extracts headings, body text, bullets, and structure, and generates a scene-by-scene outline. No copy-paste or reformatting needed — public URLs work immediately.",
          "Step 2: Choose a designer template and voice. Pick from templates like Gridcraft for structured comparisons, Bloomberg Terminal for finance authority, Chronicle for long-form narratives, Spotlight for punchy promotional content, or Nightfall for premium dark-mode explainers. Select an AI voice from the ElevenLabs library — you can preview before committing.",
          "Step 3: Generate, review, and export. The editor opens when generation finishes. Adjust any scene, swap text, reorder, or regenerate individual sections. Then export as MP4 for YouTube, PNG slides for LinkedIn carousels, PDF for decks, or copy the iframe embed to drop the video directly into your original post.",
        ],
        bullets: [
          "Paste a public blog URL — no account required to start.",
          "Pick a template and voice that match the tone and audience of the article.",
          "Export as MP4, PNG, PDF, or iframe embed — one video, four distribution formats.",
        ],
      },
      {
        title: "Use cases: who gets the most from a blog to video workflow",
        body: [
          "Finance and investing writers: The Bloomberg Terminal template gives market analysis, earnings breakdowns, and macro commentary the visual authority finance readers associate with credibility. Export to YouTube to build a channel alongside your Substack or newsletter — the two platforms compound each other's growth.",
          "Technical bloggers and developer advocates: Code-aware layouts keep snippets, architecture diagrams, and CLI examples readable on screen. Tutorials, API walkthroughs, and product explainers translate directly from article structure to video scenes without losing the precision that makes the original post valuable.",
          "Agencies and content teams: Bulk workflows let teams process multiple articles into videos without multiplying the production overhead. One article per week becomes a YouTube upload, a LinkedIn carousel, a Substack embed, and a PDF deck — from a single generation pass.",
          "Policy researchers and political writers: The Chronicle template handles long-form narratives with the weight they deserve: serif type, ornamental pacing, and a chapter-like feel that matches the register of policy analysis and political commentary.",
        ],
      },
      {
        title: "Designer templates matched to every content type",
        body: [
          "Most blog-to-video tools give you one generic look. Blog2Video ships designer templates built for specific content registers, so your video feels intentional rather than auto-generated.",
        ],
        bullets: [
          "Bloomberg Terminal — finance writers: amber-on-dark terminal aesthetic, ticker rail, monospaced authority.",
          "Chronicle — long-form narrative: cream backgrounds, drop caps, ornamental borders, chapter pacing.",
          "Gridcraft — structured comparison and data: warm editorial bento grids for listicles, benchmarks, and tool comparisons.",
          "Nightfall — premium dark explainer: glass-morphism cards, indigo accent, high-contrast typography for tech and product launches.",
          "Spotlight — short-form and promotional: kinetic typography, rapid transitions, designed for YouTube hooks and Shorts.",
          "Newspaper — newsletters and commentary: serif headlines, fact-check layouts, and data snapshots for recurring publishing formats.",
        ],
      },
      {
        title: "Turn your blog into a YouTube channel without doubling your workload",
        body: [
          "A YouTube channel built from your existing blog is not a separate content operation — it is the same writing, redistributed into a second discovery surface.",
          "YouTube's algorithm rewards consistent publishing. Blog2Video makes that consistency achievable because every article you already publish is a video waiting to happen. Finance analysis becomes a market breakdown video. A policy explainer becomes a desk commentary. A product tutorial becomes a YouTube walkthrough. Cut Shorts from the generated scenes, embed the full video back into the article, and ship the PNG frames as a LinkedIn carousel — all from one generation.",
          "The writers and creators who grow fastest on YouTube in 2026 are not making new content for the platform. They are translating the content they already make.",
        ],
      },
    ],
    recommendedTemplate: "gridcraft",
    recommendedTemplateReason:
      "Gridcraft works especially well for blogs because it handles comparisons, structured ideas, and data-rich writing without flattening the narrative.",
    faq: [
      {
        question: "How do I convert a blog to video?",
        answer:
          "Paste your blog URL into Blog2Video. The tool reads the live page, extracts headings and content structure, and generates a scene-by-scene video outline automatically. Pick a designer template and AI voice, then render. No scripting, recording, or editing required.",
      },
      {
        question: "Is Blog2Video free to use?",
        answer:
          "Yes. Blog2Video offers one free video when you sign up — no credit card required. Paid plans start from $2.80 per video at volume, or you can use individual credits at $4 per video. See the pricing page for current tiers.",
      },
      {
        question: "How long does it take to turn a blog post into a video?",
        answer:
          "Most blog posts generate a complete video draft in under three minutes. Paste the URL, pick a template and voice, and hit generate. The editor opens when the draft is ready — review, make any adjustments, and export.",
      },
      {
        question: "Can I create YouTube videos from my blog posts?",
        answer:
          "Yes. Blog2Video exports MP4 files ready for YouTube upload. You can also cut individual scenes into Shorts, export PNG frames for LinkedIn carousels, or embed the video back into the original blog post via iframe — all from one generation.",
      },
      {
        question: "How is Blog2Video different from InVideo, Fliki, or Descript?",
        answer:
          "InVideo, Fliki, and Descript are general-purpose video tools. Blog2Video is purpose-built for blog-to-video conversion: it reads your live article URL, preserves your original content structure (including code, bullets, and diagrams), and applies designer templates matched to content types like finance, long-form narrative, or technical explainers. The output still sounds and feels like the original post.",
      },
      {
        question: "What is the best blog to video converter?",
        answer:
          "Blog2Video is purpose-built for this workflow. It treats your article as the source of truth — not a loose prompt — and produces scene structure, narration, and visuals that stay faithful to the original content. It also offers more export formats (MP4, PNG, PDF, iframe) and designer templates than most alternatives.",
      },
      {
        question: "How do I use my blog for videos?",
        answer:
          "Use Blog2Video to turn every published post into a narrated video. Paste the URL, generate the video, and export to YouTube, Shorts, LinkedIn, or embed back into the original article. One blog post becomes multiple video assets across every channel.",
      },
      ...createFaq(
        "blog to video conversion",
        "Writers, bloggers, and content teams who already have published articles",
        "Blog2Video uses your real content structure and turns it into scenes, narration, and designer-quality visuals instead of relying on vague prompts and generic stock footage."
      ),
    ],
    relatedPaths: [
      "/blog-to-video-ai",
      "/ai-blog-to-video",
      "/article-to-video",
      "/blog-to-youtube-video",
      "/for-technical-bloggers",
      "/blogs/how-to-turn-a-blog-post-into-a-video",
      "/blogs/blog-to-video-tools-compared",
    ],
  }),
  createPage({
    path: "/how-to-turn-a-blog-post-into-a-youtube-video",
    title: "How to Turn a Blog Post Into a YouTube Video | Blog2Video",
    description:
      "Learn how to turn a blog post into a YouTube-ready video with better structure, narration, visuals, and publishing flow.",
    eyebrow: "Distribution workflow",
    heroTitle: "How To Turn A Blog Post Into A YouTube Video",
    heroDescription:
      "If you already publish strong articles, you do not need to start from zero on YouTube. Blog2Video helps you reshape the same ideas into a video people will actually watch.",
    category: "commercial",
    primaryKeyword: "post video on youtube",
    keywordVariant: "posting to youtube",
    badges: ["YouTube workflow", "Repurpose blog posts", "Educational video"],
    proofPoints: [
      "Turns existing blog structure into a YouTube-friendly explainer flow.",
      "Helps creators move from written SEO content to YouTube without doubling production work.",
      "Works well for tutorials, product explainers, founder updates, and newsletter recaps.",
    ],
    sections: [
      {
        title: "Start with the post that already works",
        body: [
          "The best blog-to-YouTube workflow usually starts with an article that already has search traction, a clear lesson, or a strong point of view. That gives you a tested angle before you invest in video production.",
          "Instead of rewriting the whole thing from scratch, trim the article into a format that makes sense on screen. Keep the hook, supporting sections, examples, and closing takeaway, then let Blog2Video turn that structure into scenes and narration.",
        ],
        bullets: [
          "Choose a blog post with a clear headline and strong internal structure.",
          "Keep the opening hook tight so the YouTube version earns attention quickly.",
          "Use visuals and section transitions that match the pace of spoken video.",
        ],
      },
      {
        title: "Make YouTube a repeatable channel",
        body: [
          "Posting to YouTube becomes much easier when it is part of the same publishing system as your written content. Instead of treating video like a separate creative project, use your article as the source and turn it into a second format each time you publish.",
        ],
      },
    ],
    recommendedTemplate: "spotlight",
    recommendedTemplateReason:
      "Spotlight is a strong fit when turning blog posts into YouTube videos because it supports sharp hooks, bold section transitions, and audience-retention-friendly pacing.",
    faq: [
      {
        question: "How do I turn a blog post into a YouTube video?",
        answer:
          "Start with a blog post that already has a strong angle. Tighten the opening, keep the major sections, and use Blog2Video to turn the article into a narrated video with scenes, visuals, and a YouTube-ready structure.",
      },
      {
        question: "What kind of blog posts work best on YouTube?",
        answer:
          "Tutorials, explainers, product launch posts, case studies, and opinionated thought-leadership pieces usually convert best because they already contain a clear hook and a useful narrative arc.",
      },
      {
        question: "Is posting to YouTube worth it if I already blog?",
        answer:
          "Yes. Blogging captures search demand, while YouTube creates another discovery surface and can drive branded search, subscribers, and return attention to the original site content.",
      },
      ...createFaq(
        "blog-post-to-YouTube workflows",
        "Creators who already publish written content and want more distribution",
        "Blog2Video makes YouTube publishing easier by starting from the article you already wrote instead of forcing you into a separate video creation process."
      ),
    ],
    relatedPaths: [
      "/blog-to-youtube-video",
      "/blog-to-video",
      "/distribution-flywheel",
      "/blogs/how-technical-bloggers-can-repurpose-posts-into-youtube-videos",
    ],
  }),
  createPage({
    path: "/article-to-video",
    title: "Article To Video Software for Tutorials and Essays",
    description:
      "Convert articles and long-form essays into video explainers with narration, structured scenes, and reusable templates.",
    eyebrow: "Commercial workflow",
    heroTitle: "Convert articles into video explainers that stay faithful to the original piece",
    heroDescription:
      "From essays to tutorials, Blog2Video helps you repurpose long-form text into a structured video without losing the nuance that made the article worth reading.",
    category: "commercial",
    primaryKeyword: "article to video",
    keywordVariant: "convert article to video",
    proofPoints: [
      "Works for thought-leadership essays, tutorials, and commentary pieces.",
      "Generates a script and visual structure from the article rather than summarizing it into fluff.",
      "Lets you refine scenes manually or through AI editing without starting over.",
    ],
    sections: [
      {
        title: "Useful when the article is the product",
        body: [
          "A lot of AI video tools assume the text is just prompt material. Blog2Video is different: it treats the article as the actual asset you are repurposing.",
          "That means the end result is better suited for creators who care about preserving argument quality, instructional detail, and examples.",
        ],
      },
    ],
    recommendedTemplate: "geometric-explainer",
    recommendedTemplateReason:
      "Geometric Explainer fits article-based content because it keeps the flow calm, readable, and easy to follow scene by scene.",
    faq: createFaq(
      "article to video conversion",
      "Essayists, technical writers, and educators",
      "Blog2Video is built around structured scenes, layouts, and narration that mirror the actual article instead of replacing it with stock B-roll."
    ),
    relatedPaths: [
      "/blog-to-video",
      "/url-to-video",
      "/for-technical-writers",
      "/blogs/best-ai-tools-to-convert-articles-into-videos",
    ],
  }),
  createPage({
    path: "/url-to-video",
    title: "URL To Video Generator for Published Content",
    description:
      "Paste a public URL and turn the page into a narrated video with visuals, scenes, and shareable output formats.",
    eyebrow: "Commercial workflow",
    heroTitle: "Use any public URL as the starting point for a polished video",
    heroDescription:
      "If the content is already live, Blog2Video can scrape and structure it into a production-ready video workflow in minutes.",
    category: "commercial",
    primaryKeyword: "url to video",
    keywordVariant: "turn url into video",
    proofPoints: [
      "Useful for published blogs, landing pages, newsletters, and article archives.",
      "Pulls source structure and images directly from the page to accelerate the first draft.",
      "Works well when the goal is speed from existing published content.",
    ],
    sections: [
      {
        title: "A fast route to repurposing",
        body: [
          "When the page already exists, there is no need to copy-paste everything into a new system. URL-first generation shortens time to first draft and makes video repurposing feel lightweight enough to do every week.",
        ],
        bullets: [
          "Paste the live URL.",
          "Let Blog2Video extract the content structure and assets.",
          "Review the generated scenes before rendering.",
        ],
      },
    ],
    recommendedTemplate: "spotlight",
    recommendedTemplateReason:
      "Spotlight is a strong fit for URL-first repurposing because it quickly turns finished web copy into attention-grabbing, distribution-friendly cuts.",
    faq: createFaq(
      "URL to video creation",
      "Teams repurposing already-published content",
      "Instead of using the URL as a loose prompt, Blog2Video extracts structure and turns it into a scene-by-scene render pipeline."
    ),
    relatedPaths: [
      "/blog-to-video",
      "/pdf-to-video",
      "/for-newsletters",
      "/blogs/how-to-distribute-one-article-across-blog-newsletter-youtube-and-shorts",
    ],
  }),
  createPage({
    path: "/pdf-to-video",
    title: "PDF To Video Converter for Educators and Researchers",
    description:
      "Turn PDFs into narrated videos with scenes, diagrams, and educational templates built for explainers.",
    eyebrow: "Document workflow",
    heroTitle: "Turn PDFs into video explainers without manually rebuilding the deck",
    heroDescription:
      "Blog2Video supports PDF-based workflows for educators, researchers, and teams who already publish structured material and want it in video format.",
    category: "commercial",
    primaryKeyword: "pdf to video",
    keywordVariant: "convert pdf to video",
    proofPoints: [
      "Useful for whitepapers, lesson notes, research summaries, and guides.",
      "Preserves educational structure better than generic AI video generation.",
      "Lets you repurpose static PDF content into YouTube-ready assets.",
    ],
    sections: [
      {
        title: "Strong fit for educational content",
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