Make a blog draft from a voice transcript
Talk for ten minutes, export the text from Otter or another recorder, and ask Claude for a structured draft that flags any fact you did not say.
Content and videoEasyAdded Oct 11, 2026
One sitting. No code.
What you should have at the end
A draft in your words, with added facts flagged.
Tools
- ClaudeOfficial site
- OtterOfficial site
How to do it
- 01
Record yourself explaining it to a customer
Ten minutes is enough.
- 02
Export the text
From Otter if that is where you record, or from another tool.
- 03
Ask Claude to keep your examples
Cut repeats, add headings, and mark any sentence that adds a fact you did not say.
- 04
Delete or source the marked lines
Add a photo you took before you publish.
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