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Hey Marketer!!

Every webinar, training, interview and livestream you have ever recorded already teaches something. Almost nobody turns it into a course, because a course is more than a recording cut into pieces. It needs lessons in the right order, practice, and a way to check the learner got it.

Video to Course does that work.

You describe the video, drop in its transcript or caption file, pick the size of the course, and it builds one long command prompt. Paste that into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini and the AI builds the whole thing: a source audit and course map, every lesson with a quiz and an assignment, an action plan, and the listing copy.

The main product is the Prompt Studio: a standalone page that builds the command with your answers filled in. It is a single file, it works offline, and it needs no API key, no credits and no subscription. The writing happens on your own AI account.

One rule sits under the whole thing: a course teaches what the video actually teaches, in a better order. Every specific in a lesson has to trace back to something the speaker said, and anything the video does not cover is listed as a gap instead of being filled in.

Full private label rights are included, so you can rebrand it, sell it and keep every dollar.

Launch price is on a dimesale, so it climbs as sales come in.

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To your success, [YOUR NAME]

Hey Marketer!!

Quick question.

How many recordings are sitting in a folder right now? Webinars, trainings, client calls, podcast episodes, that one livestream that went really well?

And how many of those became something a person can enrol in, finish or buy?

It is not a content problem. You already taught the material once. The problem is that a recording is not a course. Speakers jump ahead, repeat themselves and teach step three before step one. Paste a transcript into an AI, ask for a course, and you get a list of module titles with a paragraph under each.

Video to Course removes that whole middle.

You fill in a short questionnaire and drop in the transcript. It cleans the caption file for you, builds the command, and your AI does the rest: it lists every skill the video teaches, puts them in the order a learner needs rather than the order they were said, and writes one lesson per objective, each with a worked example, a quiz and an assignment.

So while everyone else is still planning to build a course one day, you are the one turning recordings you already made into courses, lead magnets and products.

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Hey Marketer!!

Paste a transcript into plain ChatGPT, ask for a course, and you usually get one of three things:

* A list of module titles with a paragraph under each

* Lessons in the order the speaker happened to say things, not the order a learner needs

* Polished lessons teaching steps, numbers and examples the speaker never gave

That last one is the real problem. A course with your name on it that teaches something the speaker never said costs you credibility, and if it was somebody else's video, possibly a lot more.

Video to Course is built on one rule: fidelity outranks length.

The command makes the AI read before it writes. Every specific the speaker states goes into a fact sheet with the exact wording behind it, and only those go into the lessons. Before one is used it has to pass three questions: can I quote the sentence it came from, does my sentence claim the same thing, would the speaker recognise this as their point. Anything filled in from general knowledge is marked so you can check it.

It also runs a depth test. If a 20 minute video cannot honestly carry a 3 to 5 module course, it says so and names the honest size instead of padding. You can read four real sample courses on the sales page where it did exactly that: a standard course was requested each time, and each time it built the smaller course the video could support.

Same AI you already use. A very different result.

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Hey Marketer!!

Most launch emails stay vague about the output. Here is exactly what one run of Video to Course asks your AI to hand back, in this order:

1. A Source Audit And Course Map. The fact sheet, a skills inventory put in teaching order, the gaps marked "not stated in source", a blunt depth test, the learner and the one-sentence outcome, and a course map table with each lesson's objective and minutes. By default it then stops so you can check the map.

2. The Course. A welcome lesson, then every module in teaching order. Each lesson has an objective, why it matters, the full lesson script, a worked example, the common mistake and what to do instead, a summary, a quiz with an answer key, and an assignment with a "done" checklist. Then one action plan for the whole course.

3. Listing And Launch Notes. Five title and subtitle options, the course description, a welcome email for new students, an upload checklist, and an honest list of what it could not verify, what it added, and what you must check before you publish.

Sizes covered: a mini course of 1 module, a standard course of 3 to 5 modules, or a deep course of 6 to 8 modules, with lessons of about 5, 10 or 20 minutes and 3 or 5 quiz questions each.

Delivery: every lesson as its own Markdown file, named in teaching order, or one finished course workbook .pdf on an AI that can work with files.

Not an outline. Not a summary. A course you can check, upload and sell.

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To your success, [YOUR NAME]

Hey Marketer!!

A quick clarification, because it saves you a support email later.

Most "AI course" tools sell you credits, cap your lessons and keep your course on their platform. Video to Course is built the other way round.

The product is the Prompt Studio. It is a standalone page carrying the entire system: fill in the questionnaire, add the transcript, and it builds the full command prompt with your choices filled in, ready to edit, copy or download. It autosaves in the browser, works offline from a single file, and can be handed to clients or bundled into your own product.

The writing happens in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, on your own account. No keys. No credits. No limits from us. Step by step mode builds one lesson per reply and works on any account. One pass mode and the finished workbook .pdf need an AI that can work with files. The lessons come back as Markdown files you own, ready for Teachable, Thinkific, Kajabi, Podia, Skool, Gumroad or your own site.

Two more honest notes. If you have no transcript, the command asks your AI to open the video link itself. If it cannot, it says so and writes an original course on the topic, attributing nothing to the speaker. And it is for videos you own, have permission for, or may use fairly. The studio says so on the page.

If you want real courses from recordings you already have, with nothing to subscribe to, this is exactly that.

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To your success, [YOUR NAME]

Hey Marketer!!

PLR buyers do not want another folder of raw text. They want a system their own customers will actually use.

Video to Course gives you one. Coaches, course creators, trainers, podcasters, YouTubers and webinar hosts all have the same problem: hours of recordings and no course to sell. You hand them the fix with your name on it.

Here is everything in the package:

The Prompt Studio (main offer). The full system on one standalone page. Works in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, no API key, no subscription. Value $297.

Full PLR License plus the PLR License Certificate. Edit it, rebrand it, sell it, bundle it or give it away, and keep 100% of what you make. Value $497.

Real world value $794. Launch price is a fraction of that and it is on a dimesale.

Buyers also get 5 fast-action bonuses for their own use: the Course Packager, the Fidelity Checker, the Speaker Permission Kit, the Video-to-Course Client Kit and the Course Launch Playbook.

Who buys this: PLR sellers, course creators, coaches and consultants, YouTubers, webinar hosts, podcasters, community and membership owners, agency owners, trainers and teachers, and list builders.

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To your success, [YOUR NAME]

Hey Marketer!!

Quick heads up. Video to Course is on a dimesale, so the price has been climbing since it opened and it does not come back down.

If you have been meaning to grab it, now is the time.

Here is what you are getting:

* The Prompt Studio: describe a video, drop in the transcript, get one command prompt that builds the whole course. Works in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. No API key, no subscription

* A caption cleaner for .srt, .vtt, .sbv and .txt files, so timestamps and cue numbers are gone before the AI sees them

* A fact sheet, a skills inventory and a depth test before a single lesson is written, and every gap listed instead of guessed

* A mini, standard or deep course in teaching order, with lessons of about 5, 10 or 20 minutes

* A quiz with an answer key and an assignment in every lesson, plus an action plan

* Five title options, the course description, a welcome email and an upload checklist

* Full private label rights, with the certificate, so you can rebrand and sell it

* 5 fast-action bonuses, including the Course Packager and the Fidelity Checker

One-time payment. No monthly fees.

Stop leaving finished courses inside recordings nobody watches twice.

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To your success, [YOUR NAME]