Context To Video
Context To Video transforms any text source—URLs, pasted content, PR diffs, or meeting notes—into a polished MP4 with synchronized narration, slides, and subtitles. The skill uses a free local stack (Pillow, edge-tts, ffmpeg) and optionally adds a talking-head avatar via SadTalker. Output lands in your project workspace as MP4 plus SRT subtitle file.
Context To Video converts any written content—articles, notes, or code diffs—into narrated MP4 videos with slides and subtitles.
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Install
aktsmm/Agent-Skills/context-to-video · repository language: Python
git clone https://github.com/aktsmm/Agent-Skills
cp -r Agent-Skills ~/.claude/skills/context-to-videogenerated, unverified - the skill's exact subdirectory could not be determined; check the repository on GitHub
npx skillfed install aktsmm/Agent-Skills/context-to-videoFrequently asked questions
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What does Context To Video do?
Context To Video transforms any text source—URLs, pasted content, PR diffs, or meeting notes—into a polished MP4 with synchronized narration, slides, and subtitles. The skill uses a free local stack (Pillow, edge-tts, ffmpeg) and optionally adds a talking-head avatar via SadTalker. Output lands in your project workspace as MP4 plus SRT subtitle file.
Can I convert written content to video automatically?
Yes. Context To Video converts written context or text content into video format automatically without requiring manual video editing. Simply provide your text—whether as a URL, pasted content, PR diff, or meeting notes—and the skill generates a complete MP4 with narration, slides, and subtitles.
What input formats does Context To Video accept?
Context To Video accepts multiple input formats including URLs, pasted text content, PR diffs, and meeting notes. You can feed it any written material, and the skill will process it into video output.
What output files does Context To Video produce?
Context To Video produces two output files: an MP4 video file with synchronized narration, slides, and subtitles, plus an SRT subtitle file. Both files land in your project workspace for easy access and distribution.
Does Context To Video require paid software?
No. Context To Video uses a free local stack built on Pillow, edge-tts, and ffmpeg. You can optionally add a talking-head avatar via SadTalker, but the core video generation requires no paid tools or subscriptions.
Can I repurpose written content as video with this skill?
Yes. Context To Video is designed to repurpose written content as video for broader distribution. Transform text-based material into engaging video output that reaches audiences who prefer video over reading.