Article
Written from what was said.
City rents are up 70% in five years1,240 words · 5 min read
Content studio · Articles
From podcast to blog post, written from what was said.
Muvero reads the transcript and writes an article of about 1,200 words: a headline and lead, subheadings, quotes taken from the recording and the SEO fields. You edit it before it goes anywhere.
01:00How it works
From an episode to a blog post in three steps.
- 01 / 03
Transcribe the recording
Upload the podcast, interview or talk and get the transcript with speakers.
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Write the article
One click writes about 1,200 words in the recording's language, or in the language you switched the project to. It costs 25 credits, charged only when it finishes.
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Edit and publish
Change what you like in the editor, copy it into your CMS with the SEO title and description, and publish.
02:00Why Muvero
Why an article from the recording beats a summary.
Real quotes
Quotes come from the transcript, so what you print is what was said, and every one can be checked against the recording.Ready for search
Headline, lead, subheadings and SEO fields are part of the draft, not an afterthought.In the language of your readers
Write it in the recording's language, or translate the project first and get the article in another one.Yours to edit
It is a draft for a person to finish. Nothing is published for you.
03:00Questions
Asked often. Answered here.
How long is the article?
About 1,200 words, with a headline, a lead, subheadings and quotes.
Which plan includes articles?
Articles start with the Creator plan. Each one costs 25 credits, and a failed one is refunded.
Does it invent facts?
It writes from the transcript, and quotes are taken from it. Read the draft before you publish, as you would any first draft.
Can it write in Serbian?
Yes, in Latin script, and in every other language Muvero transcribes.
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