Article to Video - Skip reading and let AI summarize it in a video for you

Hello Friends! There’s so much to read these days, and it’s hard to keep up—especially if you’re a visual learner, have learning differences like ADHD or dyslexia, or just have a busy schedule. That’s why we built something to help: a Chrome extension that turns articles into short, engaging videos with just one click. From explainers and how-to guides to deep dives and Wikipedia pages, the extension transforms all your reads into memorable videos. It’s like having a quick, fun way to “watch” articles instead of reading them. We’re a small team with a big ambition: to transform all written and audio content into video learning using AI. This article-to-video tool is just the first step towards that goal, and we’re learning a lot along the way. We’re still in the early stages, but some of our Beta users have already made it part of their daily habit—and they can’t imagine going back. We’d love for you to try it out and let us know what you think. It’s extremely easy to use—just install it, and you’ll see our widget pop up on your article pages while browsing in Chrome. You can find the extension here: Install now Wishing you happy learning this holiday season!

Congratulations on your launch, tried it out and it’s amazing. Looks like it can certainly help me power through my long Substack reading list.

Congrats on launch! I was so excited to finally try Lesson22, and it really delivered. I can't wait to see how it will evolve and change over time, but already I think it looks incredible.

Actually very cool to see it work across different subjects: from biotech to history lessons. It's weird to realise that education is still heavily text-based. So great product for people for whom the text-based approach is not ideal

I'm using it for a lot of my reading list and it works much better than I would expect. Great stuff!

I think this product would be incredibly useful for teachers. It can turn complex articles into engaging videos for students to watch in class, which would surely mark learning more enjoyable.

Congrats on the launch! It’s great to see the end product in action!