Finally, an AI that truly
understands your videos
Video2Skill turns any video into a skill.md knowledge base your AI can read, cite and use — timestamped transcription, on-screen text and visual analysis.
An AI can't “see” a video on its own
Handing a raw video to a model doesn't work. Here's why.
Audio isn't enough
A transcript alone misses everything on screen: buttons, menus, interfaces, on-screen text.
No time anchors
Without timestamps, an AI can't cite or locate a precise moment in the video.
Hallucination risk
From audio alone, an AI makes up steps. Every fact must be grounded in what's actually shown.
How it works
Add your video
Drop a file (mp4, mov, webm, mkv) or paste a link. Even large files work.
The AI analyzes everything
Timestamped transcription, key frames, on-screen OCR and visual analysis of each moment.
Get your skill.md
A structured file, with timestamps and visual cues, ready to be read by any AI.
A reliable skill.md, not a vague summary
Timestamped transcription
Audio is transcribed with global, citable timestamps.
Visual screen analysis
Every frame is understood: app, tabs, buttons, likely action.
Built-in OCR
On-screen text is extracted and cross-checked with the audio.
AI quality check
A second pass scores, corrects and flags uncertain areas.
Zero invention
No step is generated from audio alone without visual evidence.
Pay as you go
Credits spent per minute. No subscription.
Frequently asked questions
- What is Video2Skill?
- Video2Skill is an online tool that lets an AI truly understand a video. It converts any video into a structured, reliable skill.md file an AI can use — combining timestamped transcription, on-screen text (OCR) and visual analysis.
- How do I convert a video for an AI?
- Sign in with Google, drop your video (or paste a link), then start. The tool automatically generates a skill.md with the content, timestamps and visual cues, which you download and give to your AI.
- How much does it cost?
- Pay as you go, in credits: 1 credit per minute of video for a full skill.md, and even less for a transcript-only export. Free credits on sign-up, no subscription.
- Which video formats are supported?
- Common formats are supported: MP4, MOV, WEBM and MKV, including large files thanks to chunked upload. You can also paste a public YouTube link.
- Is the skill.md reliable?
- Yes: no UI step is invented from audio alone. Every step is grounded in the transcript, OCR or visual analysis, and a quality check flags uncertain areas.