New for Bloggers: Articles From Your Videos, and Video Scripts

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Woman in her thirties filming a short video on a phone tripod in her Lisbon flat, the kind of video an article is written from in her own words

Localberg now works for bloggers. Each new video of yours that teaches an idea becomes an article in your voice, with an image of you, and is posted again after you approve it. Each article is written only from what you gave us: no invented moments, places or prices. Scripts for your next videos are included in content creation.

Key points

  • Add your Instagram profile as a blogger. You keep filming and posting to Instagram yourself.
  • Each new video that teaches an idea becomes a short article in your voice, ending on your offer, posted again after you approve it.
  • Articles are written from your video, up to 400 of your earlier videos, your experience and where you live. Nothing about your life is invented.
  • Scripts for what to film next are included in content creation, switched on in Settings.

A profile for bloggers

Localberg now works for a person, not only a business. Add your Instagram profile as a blogger, and we work from your videos. You keep filming and posting to Instagram yourself. Nothing is filmed, edited or posted to Instagram for you.

Articles from your videos

Turn on Own videos on Settings. We check your Instagram at 12:00 and 18:00 your time. Each new video that teaches an idea becomes a short article in your voice, of 100 to 300 words since 28 October 2026,, with an image of you made from the photos you upload. You read it and press Approve. Then the video is posted again to the video platforms, and the article to the text and image platforms. A vlog, a funny post or a promotion makes nothing.

Written from what you said

A generic article starts from a topic and often invents a story to sound human. For a real person, an invented story is a false fact about their life, and your viewers know your life. So each article is written from what you already gave us:

  • the video and its caption, your ideas in your order;
  • up to 400 of your earlier videos, read for how you talk and the stories you tell;
  • the experience you typed about yourself;
  • where you live now, so your images are set there, in its weather and clothes.

Nothing is added to a fact of your life: no date, place, feeling or lesson you did not state, and no price you did not name. A second check reads each article beside your video, and a moment you never gave us is the worst fault it can find. A rewrite takes it out and never adds one.

We learned this on our first real blogger profile. An early check asked every section for a moment at a place and a time, and the rewrites invented cities, months, rainy Tuesdays and client calls. Written again under the new rules, every place in the ten articles is one the blogger names in a video. We have not yet measured how readers respond.

Video scripts, in your content plan

Not sure what to film next? Scripts are included in content creation. Turn on Scripts on Settings. Each month we plan video titles from research into what you offer, and you keep the ones you want. Each title becomes a script in your voice: an opening line, what to say and show, a closing line, the caption and the hashtags. A script is never posted. You film it.

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