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ShortGeek
Turn an article into a narrated short, offline
ShortGeek turns an article or an RSS feed into a narrated vertical short with burned in captions. Script, voice, captions and render all happen on your PC, so there is no per video credit and no watermark.
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I write a lot of posts and kept wondering whether a short version was worth the effort. The tools that do it want a subscription, charge per video, and you feed them your text. ShortGeek does the whole chain locally. Point it at an article or an RSS feed, it drafts a short script, narrates it, burns in captions, and renders a vertical video. Nothing is uploaded, there are no credits to run out of and no watermark on the export. Worth being straight about it: this is an assistant, not a replacement for editing. The script is a first draft and you will want to trim it. Free, source on GitHub. One honest caveat: the installer is not code signed yet, so SmartScreen may warn on first run.
About ShortGeek on Product Hunt
“Turn an article into a narrated short, offline”
ShortGeek was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #129 on the daily leaderboard. ShortGeek turns an article or an RSS feed into a narrated vertical short with burned in captions. Script, voice, captions and render all happen on your PC, so there is no per video credit and no watermark.
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