Turn an article, essay, or Markdown note into a narrated video package: spoken script, AI voiceover, sidecar SRT subtitles, generated images, and a final MP4.
- Rewrites long-form text into a more natural spoken script while preserving the original structure and style.
- Generates narration with Qwen3-TTS.
- Supports either cloning your own permitted voice or using a built-in model voice.
- Lets the AI adjust tone, pacing, and emphasis from the meaning of the article when using model voices.
- Creates external
.srtsubtitles, not burned-in captions. - Plans documentary-style images, generates scene visuals, and renders the final video.
- Pauses for review after the spoken script and again before image generation.
Click the preview to watch the Gettysburg Address sample video:
- Download the sample SRT
- Source text:
samples/gettysburg-address.md
GitHub README pages do not reliably render Release MP4 files as inline video players, so this README uses a clickable preview image.
Install the skill by copying this folder into your agent skills directory:
mkdir -p ~/.agents/skills
cp -R article-video-producer ~/.agents/skills/article-video-producerThen ask Codex in plain language:
Use the article-video-producer skill to turn my article into a video using my own voice.
Or:
Use article-video-producer to make samples/gettysburg-address.md into a narrated video. Use a model voice and let the AI choose the right emphasis.
For voice cloning, provide a clean 30-90 second reference recording and an exact transcript. Only clone voices you own or have explicit permission to use.
Each run creates a fresh folder under:
<VaultRoot>/video/<article-stem>-video/
The main deliverables are:
video/final.mp4
video/final.srt
MIT. See LICENSE.
