Our 'Article-to-Video' tool is designed to process text-based content from web pages. To ensure optimal results, it's important to understand which types of links are compatible with the platform.
Examples of compatible link types:
Blog posts
News articles
Online magazine articles
Educational resources - academic studies and research papers
Company web pages with substantial text content
Examples of incompatible link types:
Document files (PDF, Word, etc.)
Social media pages (Facebook, Twitter, etc.)
Search result pages
Video hosting platforms (YouTube, Vimeo, etc.)
Forum pages (Reddit, Quora, etc.)
Key Considerations:
Here are some things you should consider that might affect the compatibility of your URL with our system.
The link should lead directly to a page with readable text content.
The content should be publicly accessible without login requirements or paywalls.
Avoid pages with excessive advertisements or non-textual elements like images and videos.
Alternative Solution
If you have content from an incompatible source that you'd like to use, you can copy the text directly from the webpage and then use it as your script via our 'Script-to-video' tool.
However, please note that Script to video does not summarize your text as the 'Article to video' does. So you can summarize your text and paste the summarized version or use the whole script as per your preference.
By following these guidelines, you'll ensure that your links are accessible and optimized for our 'Article-to-Video' tool, for better summarization and subsequently, videos.