How Does SaraBiT Publish a Newspaper Clipping as a Web Page?
SaraBiT’s auto clipper creates a separate, newspaper-style page from a news article, so the clip can be shared and discovered as its own page while the original story remains available.
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Quick answer
SaraBiT includes a built-in auto clipper for news articles. It creates a separate newspaper-style page around the story, giving publishers a ready-to-share clip page alongside the original article. Publishers can use this page to extend the story’s reach through search and sharing, while keeping the source article accessible as a normal web page.
Create a dedicated clip page from a published story
SaraBiT’s built-in auto clipper turns a news article into a separate newspaper-style page. The newsroom starts with its own published story; the system creates a companion page that can be shared as a clipping instead of making staff rebuild the story in a separate design tool.
The original article and the clip page serve different reader journeys: the article remains the standard web story, while the clip page presents it in a newspaper-style format. This gives the newsroom a distinct URL to share and gives search engines another relevant page connected to the reporting.
Keep the clip connected to its source story
Because the clip is created from the newsroom’s article, it belongs to the publisher’s own reporting workflow. Readers can encounter the newspaper-style page through a direct link and continue to the full story on the publication’s site.
This gives editors a repeatable way to package a story for sharing without treating a screenshot as a replacement for the article. The story remains available as web content, and the clip becomes a separate presentation of that reporting.
Give the page a useful search and sharing role
A separate clip page can be shared on its own and can give the story another search entry point. Because the clip is a web page built around the news article, readers can open the clipping as a page instead of relying only on a flat image or document download.
Editors should review how the clip page appears, confirm it points readers to the original story, and include it in the publication’s discovery and sharing workflow. This helps the newsroom reuse its reporting in a format readers can pass along.
See the auto clipper in a newsroom workflow
SaraBiT includes both a News Clip Generator for newspaper-style JPEG or PDF exports and a newer auto clipper that creates a separate page around a news article. The auto clip page is designed for publishing and sharing, while the generator supports visual clipping exports.
In a demonstration, start with one published story and follow it through the clip page: how the separate page is created, how a reader reaches the original article, and how the newsroom can use the additional page in its search and sharing strategy.
How SaraBiT Media fits
SaraBiT’s built-in auto clipper creates a separate newspaper-style page around a news article, alongside the News Clip Generator’s JPEG and PDF exports. The clip page gives the newsroom another shareable, search-discoverable URL connected to its original reporting.
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Bring one published article. We can show how SaraBiT’s auto clipper creates its separate newspaper-style page and how the clip page connects readers with the original story.