Most posts get one share on launch day and then sit in the archive. Short video is where people scroll, but cutting a clip per article never makes the schedule. This workflow makes the video a side effect of hitting publish. A new post goes out, and a vertical video with its headline and featured image renders and posts on its own.
This is the blog post video template the workflow renders.
What happens when a post is published
- You publish a post in WordPress, Webflow or your CMS the way you already do.
- The CMS sends the post's title, category, excerpt, featured image and link to the workflow.
- Those values fill your blog video template.
- Orshot renders a vertical MP4 with your fonts, colors and music.
- The video posts to TikTok and YouTube Shorts while the post is still new.
What each video shows
The template turns one post into a short, three-beat video:
- Headline scene with the category and the full headline under the featured image.
- Excerpt scene with the post's opening line as a pull quote.
- End card with your blog's name, a Read the full post button and the URL.
Long headlines shrink to fit, so a 90 character title lands in the same frame as a short one.
Who runs this
Content teams
Every article gets a short video the day it ships, without a video editor in the loop.
SaaS and product blogs
Changelogs, guides and launch posts turn into Shorts that point back to the post.
Newsletter writers
Each issue posted on the web becomes a teaser video for TikTok and YouTube.
Agencies
One template per client blog, so every client's posts go out as video automatically.
Want a still image instead? The blog OG images workflow renders a share image for every post.
