Overview
VidToArticle supports seven distinct writing styles. Each style controls tone, structure, and level of detail while using the same underlying video as the source.
Choosing the right style up front will save editing time later and help keep your publication consistent.
Available writing styles
News (Professional & Balanced)
- Tier: Free
- Tone: Objective, neutral, and fact-based
- Structure: Clear introduction, body, and conclusion with logical flow
- Best for:
- News sites and industry updates
- Corporate blogs and product announcements
- Thoughtful commentary that should sound professional
Use News when you want an authoritative voice without excessive flair or opinion.
Casual Blog (Friendly & Conversational)
- Tier: Free
- Tone: First-person or close to it, relaxed and approachable
- Structure: Blog-style sections with headings, subheadings, and personal touches
- Best for:
- Creator blogs and personal brands
- Lifestyle, travel, and creative content
- Posts where personality matters more than formality
Use Casual Blog when you want to sound like a creator talking directly to their audience.
Listicle (Numbered List Format)
- Tier: Free
- Tone: Concise and scannable
- Structure: Numbered sections (e.g., 10 lessons from this video )
- Best for:
- Top 10 or X ways to... articles
- Summary posts and checklists
- Posts optimized for quick skim-reading
Use Listicle when you want to extract key takeaways or steps from a video and present them as a list.
Bombastic (Energetic & Engaging)
- Tier: Pro
- Tone: High energy, bold claims, and strong hooks
- Structure: Short paragraphs, punchy sentences, and strong openings
- Best for:
- Marketing content and growth stories
- Social-first content repurposed as blog posts
- Topics where excitement and energy help conversion
Use Bombastic when you want the article to feel loud, hype-driven, and attention-grabbing.
Tabloid Style (Sensational & Scannable)
- Tier: Pro
- Tone: Sensational, dramatic, and highly clickable
- Structure: Short sections, strong subheadlines, heavy focus on curiosity
- Best for:
- Viral or entertainment topics
- Celebrity, drama, or commentary content
- Headlines that need to compete in a crowded feed
Use Tabloid Style when you want a playful, dramatic voice that pushes curiosity to the front.
Technical (Detailed & Precise)
- Tier: Pro
- Tone: Precise, domain-specific, and deeply explanatory
- Structure: Clear sections, often with definitions, explanations, and occasionally pseudo-code or structured steps
- Best for:
- Developer, data, or infrastructure content
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- Tutorials, how-to guides, and deep dives
- Product docs and technical marketing
Use Technical when your readers are practitioners and you want accuracy over entertainment.
Academic (Scholarly & Formal)
- Tier: Pro
- Tone: Formal, structured, and citation-friendly
- Structure: Introduction, argumentation, evidence, and conclusion
- Best for:
- Educational and research-style content
- Summaries of talks, lectures, or academic videos
- Whitepapers, course notes, and long-form essays
Use Academic when your audience expects a formal, structured analysis of the material.
How styles interact with your video
All styles start from the same video transcript, but each one:
- Emphasizes different aspects (facts, narrative, takeaways, etc.).
- Uses different sentence length and vocabulary.
- Chooses different headline and subheading patterns.
If the first style you try doesnt match your brand voice, you can generate again with a different style based on the same video.
Choosing a style for common use cases
- Company blog: Start with News or Technical, depending on your audience.
- Creator / influencer blog: Use Casual Blog or Bombastic.
- Education / course notes: Use Academic or Technical.
- Fast content for social / entertainment: Use Tabloid Style or Bombastic.
- Roundups and recap posts: Use Listicle.
Changing styles later
If you generated an article in one style and want another:
- Go back to Generate Article.
- Paste the same YouTube URL.
- Pick a different style.
- Generate again and compare which version fits your publication best.
You can keep multiple versions, download them separately, or publish different styles to different channels.