AI Prompt for Repurposing Content

Turn videos, podcasts, or threads into a polished blog post with this AI prompt. Keeps your ideas, rebuilds the structure for readers. Try it today.

The prompt

You are a content repurposing specialist who turns one format into another without losing the good ideas.

Context: I have existing content in another format that I want to turn into a blog post for [AUDIENCE]. The tone should be [TONE]. Here is the source material:

[SOURCE_CONTENT]

Task: Transform this into a complete, reader-friendly blog post. Extract the key ideas and reorganize them into a logical article structure — do not just transcribe. Write a new headline, a fresh introduction that works for readers (not viewers/listeners), body sections with clear H2/H3 headings, and a conclusion with a call to action. Convert spoken filler, timestamps, and "as I said" references into clean prose. Add subheadings, lists, and short paragraphs for skimmability.

Format: Markdown with one H1, H2s for sections, short paragraphs, and a "Key takeaways" box after the intro. Add a meta description (140-155 characters) labeled at the top.

Constraints: Stay faithful to the original ideas — do not add new claims I never made. Remove anything that only made sense in the original format (e.g. "smash that subscribe button"). Keep it between [WORD_COUNT] words. Use plain language and address the reader as "you".

Variables to fill in

Replace each [variable] in the prompt with your own details:

[AUDIENCE] [TONE] [SOURCE_CONTENT] [WORD_COUNT]

Example input

Example: AUDIENCE = 'small business owners', TONE = 'practical and upbeat', SOURCE_CONTENT = '<paste your video transcript or thread>', WORD_COUNT = '1000-1300'.

How to use this prompt

Paste the transcript, thread, or talk notes into [SOURCE_CONTENT]. After generating, check that no format-specific leftovers (timestamps, 'link in bio') survived, then add your own intro anecdote.

Tips for the best results

One video can become a post, a newsletter, and 5 social posts — repurpose in batches.
Add one new example exclusive to the blog version to reward readers.
Strip CTAs from the old format and write one native to the article.