Free tools · 10 credits/month
Your ideas. Your voice. Every platform.
All tools share a single voice profile: build it once, carry it everywhere. All features included. Credits keep it fair.
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Blog → LinkedIn post
Paste a blog URL. Extract the argument, rewrite it as a punchy LinkedIn post in your voice.
1 credit
YouTube → Twitter/X thread
Turn a video into a tight thread: your hook, your structure, your voice.
1–2 credits
Transcript → Newsletter section
One recording becomes a polished newsletter section ready to paste into Beehiiv, Substack, or ConvertKit.
2 credits
Paste anything → Any platform
Any source, any output. One voice profile, every format.
Coming soon
Why one voice profile, not one prompt per tool
Most “AI content tools” make you re-describe your voice every time.
Type a tone into a dropdown, get a generic draft, edit it back into something that sounds like you, repeat for the next platform. That's the default workflow for almost every repurposing tool on the market, and it's why the output from most of them is interchangeable.
Verbatrum works the other way around. You teach it your voice once (by pasting your own posts, pointing it at your website, or describing your style) and every tool on this page reuses that same voice profile. The Voice Match Score that shows up next to your generated post is the same honest measurement everywhere: how close the output actually landed to your real writing, not a made-up number. Read more about how the voice engine works or jump straight into the YouTube → LinkedIn tool.
One important limit, on purpose: a voice profile only writes for a platform once it has real samples from that platform. An X-trained voice won't be used to write your LinkedIn posts. Mixing the two produces content that sounds wrong on both. Add platform-specific posts under your voice profiles any time, or fall back to one of our default styles for that platform.
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Every account gets 10 free credits a month, no card required. Extracting a transcript never costs a credit; generating a post does. We'd rather you try the real thing than a watered-down demo.