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Repurpose YouTube Videos into Social Posts
Repurpose a YouTube video into LinkedIn posts, X threads, Instagram captions and newsletter blurbs: get the transcript here, copy a prompt, and let your AI assistant draft the posts in your voice.
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- Prompts for LinkedIn, X and more
- Quotes with timestamps
How to repurpose a YouTube video into social posts
There is no built-in AI here — you get the transcript and prompts, and use the AI assistant you prefer:
- Paste your video link above and press Get Free Transcript.
- Search the transcript for your strongest moments, or remove lines you do not want quoted.
- Press Copy, then paste one of the prompts below into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, followed by the transcript.
- Edit the drafts so they sound like you, add the video link, and schedule them.
Why start from the transcript
The best social posts are built on a specific line, number or story from the video. With the transcript in front of it, the AI can pull your real quotes and examples instead of writing generic advice, and the timestamps let you clip the exact moment for a short video.
One long video can feed a week of posts: a LinkedIn post per key idea, an X thread for the full argument, a few quote cards and a newsletter summary.
How to post a YouTube video on LinkedIn
To share a YouTube video in a LinkedIn post, copy the video’s link from YouTube and paste it into a new post. LinkedIn shows a preview card that opens the video. Write your text above the link — a short insight from the transcript works far better than just “new video”.
If you want the video to play natively in the LinkedIn feed, upload the video file itself to LinkedIn instead of linking to YouTube; you can only do that with videos you own.
Repurposing ideas
- An X or Threads thread that walks through the video’s main argument in 6-10 posts.
- Three LinkedIn posts, each built around one lesson and one quote.
- Instagram or TikTok captions for short clips, using the timestamps to find the clip.
- A short newsletter blurb linking to the full video.
- Quote cards from the most memorable lines.
Prompts to use with the transcript
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Turn this YouTube video transcript into a LinkedIn post of 150-200 words: a strong first line, one key insight, a short story or example from the video, and a question to end. No hashtags in the body. -
Write an X (Twitter) thread of 8 posts from this transcript. The first post must hook the reader; each post under 280 characters; the last post links to the video. -
Find the 5 most quotable lines in this transcript, with timestamps, that would work as quote cards or short clips. -
Write 3 different LinkedIn posts from this video, each focused on a different lesson, in a conversational first-person voice. -
Write Instagram captions for 3 short clips from this video. Suggest the start and end timestamp for each clip and add 5 relevant hashtags. -
Create a week of social content from this transcript: one post per day for LinkedIn and X, with the main idea for each day. -
Write a 120-word newsletter section introducing this video, with a curiosity-driven subject line. -
Rewrite the key points of this video as a carousel: a title slide and 6 slides of one short sentence each.
Frequently asked questions
How do I repurpose a YouTube video?
Get the transcript here, then paste it into an AI assistant with one of the prompts above to draft LinkedIn posts, threads, captions or a newsletter from what you said.
How do I post a YouTube video on LinkedIn?
Copy the video link from YouTube and paste it into a new LinkedIn post. LinkedIn creates a preview card; add your own text above it.
How do I embed a YouTube video in a LinkedIn post?
Pasting the link is how LinkedIn embeds it as a preview. For a video that plays natively in the feed, upload the file to LinkedIn instead.
Does this site write the posts?
No. There is no built-in AI. We give you the transcript and ready prompts for ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.
Can I repurpose other people’s videos?
Share and comment on them with credit and a link, but do not republish their content as your own without permission.
Can I find a specific moment to clip?
Yes. Search the transcript and click a line to jump the video there. Keep timestamps on when copying so the AI can suggest clip times.