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URL to Video AI

Paste a public webpage and Jellypod turns it into a narrated video with original scenes and word-synced captions. Sign up to generate, edit, and download the MP4.
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Paste a link, watch the page narrated

Paste a public article, guide, or blog post and sign up. Jellypod writes a narration from the page, records it with an AI narrator, and draws scenes timed to the voice, with word-synced captions, in one of 16 styles.

Edit the scenes, captions, and narration voice, then download a 1080p MP4. 7-Day Free Trial. Cancel Anytime. A blogger can turn a well-read post into a video for YouTube or LinkedIn.

Last updated August 2026

How to convert URL to video

  1. Step 01

    Paste the URL

    Paste a public article, blog post, guide, or other text-rich webpage into the generator.

  2. Step 02

    Choose a visual style

    Pick a visual style. Jellypod extracts the page and writes the narration from its main content.

  3. Step 03

    Sign up and generate

    Sign up to generate the video, then edit scenes, captions, and voice and download the MP4.
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Skips the page clutter

Jellypod extracts the useful article content and leaves navigation, ads, and page clutter out of the narration.

Narration from the source

The voiceover stays grounded in the source page and condenses its central idea into a short, watchable opening.

Scenes drawn for each line

Original scenes are planned around what each part of the narration means, then timed to the final voice track.

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More features

  • Word-synced captions

    Captions follow the spoken words, which keeps the video understandable when viewers watch without sound.

Who uses URL to Video AI

  • Blog repurposing

    Turn an article that already performs well into a video for YouTube, LinkedIn, or an embedded player.

  • Guides and explainers

    Turn a product guide or educational page into a short video people can watch instead of skim.

  • Faceless video channels

    Create a faceless video from your own research without recording a voice or appearing on camera.

FAQ

How do I turn a URL into a video?
Paste a publicly accessible URL and sign up to generate. Jellypod extracts the main content, writes a narration from it, records the voiceover, and times each generated scene to the spoken words.
What do I get from a URL?
You get a narrated video with original illustrated scenes and word-synced captions, which you can edit and download as a 1080p MP4. Editing requires an eligible trial or plan but uses no credits, and credits apply when narration and visuals are generated.
What kinds of URLs work best?
Public articles, blog posts, guides, landing pages, and other text-rich webpages work best. Pages behind a login or paywall cannot be read.
Can I convert any webpage I find?
Only if you own the content or have permission to repurpose it. The tool can read any public page, but that does not give you the right to reuse someone else’s work.
Does it use generic stock footage?
No. The visuals are generated for the meaning of the narration instead of selected from a stock library. The scene timing follows the generated voiceover.

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Edit every scene, caption, and voice

AI Video draws every scene in one of 16 styles, syncs captions word by word, and renders a 1080p MP4. Regenerate one scene and the rest stay as they are. Voiceovers keep your own slides or pages on screen, with the narrator and timing yours to change.

Jellypod writes the narration first and records the voice, then uses the word timestamps to plan each scene, so the images and captions change with what is being said.

Use it on pages you own or have permission to repurpose: articles, guides, educational resources, and product content.