Turn Any Webpage Into a Video
Paste a link to an article, blog post, or news story. wavreel reads it, writes a script, narrates it with AI, and builds a ready-to-post video.
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Why Use Page to Video
Any Article or Blog
Paste a URL from almost any news site, blog, or Wikipedia page.
AI Script Writing
The extracted content is turned into a punchy, video-ready script automatically.
On-Device Narration
Kokoro AI narrates the script on-device once you're ready to generate.
No Extension Needed
The same page-to-video pipeline as the wavreel Chrome extension, right in your browser.
One Paste, One Click
No copy-pasting article text yourself, just drop in the link.
Clean Extraction
Ads, navigation, and boilerplate are stripped, leaving just the article's prose.
How to Turn a Webpage Into a Video
Paste a URL
Drop in the link to any article, blog post, or news story above.
Content Extracted
wavreel reads the page and pulls out the clean article text.
Script Generated
In the text-to-reel studio, AI turns that content into a punchy video script.
Video Built
AI narrates the script, sources visuals, syncs captions, and renders your video.
When to Use Page to Video
News Summaries
Turn a breaking news article into a quick video recap for social media.
Blog Repurposing
Give your written content a second life as a short-form video without rewriting a thing.
Wikipedia Deep Dives
Turn an interesting Wikipedia article into a faceless explainer video.
Content Curation
Quickly test whether an article makes a good video before committing time to a full edit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of pages work best?
Articles, blog posts, news stories, and Wikipedia pages with a clear main body of text work best. Pages that are mostly navigation, ads, or app shells won't have enough readable content to summarize.
How is the content extracted?
The page is fetched and converted to clean markdown server-side (via Jina Reader), stripping ads, navigation, and boilerplate down to the article's actual prose.
Do I need to sign in?
No, pasting a URL and generating the prompt works signed out. You'll only be asked to sign in when you're ready to actually generate the script, voiceover, and video.
Is this the same as the wavreel Chrome extension?
Yes, same pipeline: extract the page, format it into a video prompt, hand it off to the text-to-reel studio. This page just doesn't require installing anything.
Want This On Every Page You Browse?
Install the wavreel Chrome extension for a one-click "Make Reel" button on any article or Reddit post, no copy-pasting a URL required.
Open Text to Reel