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Turn a podcast clip into a waveform video

Quick answer: the Podcast Audiogram Maker is designed to render an audiogram - your cover art with a moving waveform and optional captions - sized for 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 or 16:9. Rendering is a preview today; the Transcript and Subtitles modes below, sharing this same page, are live and work now.

Waveform-first video Cover art background 9:16, 1:1, 4:5, 16:9 Transcript & Subtitles work today

Drop your episode here

or click to choose a file - up to 500 MB

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Output goals - click a card to jump to its result tab below
  • Smart Clips

    Finds moments that could work as standalone clips - hooks, quotes, insights - with a start/end you can adjust.

    Preview - coming soon
  • Transcript

    A timestamped transcript you can search and export as TXT, SRT or VTT. Speaker labelling is not available yet.

    Available now
  • Reel Maker

    Turns a clip into a captioned 9:16 vertical video with a waveform and safe-zone framing.

    Preview - coming soon
  • Audiograms

    A waveform video over your cover art, sized for the feed - no video footage required.

    Preview - coming soon
  • Summary

    A short and a detailed summary plus key takeaways, generated from the transcript.

    Preview - coming soon
  • Show Notes

    Chapters with timestamps, plus a starting point for links and guest details.

    Preview - coming soon
  • Blog Article

    Restructures the transcript into a readable article outline, not a raw paste of the text.

    Preview - coming soon
  • Subtitles

    Timestamped SRT and VTT caption files exported from the same transcript Transcript mode produces. Speaker labelling and burned-in video captions are not available yet.

    Available now
  • Silence Remover

    Finds and previews silent stretches so you can shorten them without cutting natural pauses.

    Preview - coming soon
Only process content you own or have permission to use.

Audiograms is a preview

A waveform video over your cover art, sized for the feed - no video footage required. This mode has no working backend yet, so nothing is generated or uploaded when you select it - it will switch on here the moment it ships.

What an audiogram will look like

A static preview of the planned output - not a live renderer. Nothing here is generated from your file yet.

1:1 shown - 9:16, 4:5 and 16:9 will use the same layout system.

An audiogram is a video, not an audio file

Audiogram: a short video built from an audio clip - your cover art or a background image, a waveform that moves with the sound, a progress bar, and usually a caption line. It exists because video-first platforms - Instagram feeds, Twitter/X, LinkedIn - do not autoplay a bare MP3, but they do autoplay a video. Rendering an audiogram means producing a real MP4 file, not attaching a picture to an audio file or relabelling an MP3 as a video.

What this tool does

Once live, it will render a chosen clip as an MP4 waveform video over your cover art, at your chosen aspect ratio.

Accepted input

An uploaded audio or video file up to 500 MB, or a clip selected from Smart Clips once that mode ships.

Expected output

A downloadable MP4 file with a moving waveform, cover art, a progress bar and optional captions - not yet available to render or download.

How to use it, once it ships

1

Upload or pick a clip

Add your episode, or start from a clip Smart Clips has already found.

2

Choose a size

9:16 for Stories/Reels, 1:1 or 4:5 for feed posts, 16:9 for standard video.

3

Render and download

Get an MP4 with your cover art, waveform and captions already rendered in.

A realistic example

A 30-second key-insight clip becomes a 1:1 audiogram: the show's cover art dimmed slightly behind a bright waveform reacting to the guest's voice, the episode title and speaker name in the top corner, and a one-line caption tracking the audio - ready to post where a bare audio file would not play.

Common use cases

Podcasters

Promote a new episode on platforms that only autoplay video.

Marketing teams

Turn a quote into a shareable video without filming anything.

Guests

Share their own moment from the episode in a video-native format.

Music & audio creators

The same waveform-video approach works beyond podcasts, for any audio clip.

Limitations

  • Not available to run yet - no MP4 can be rendered or downloaded.
  • This page shows the intended layout only, not a live preview of your own audio.
  • Caption accuracy will depend on transcript accuracy once captions are wired in.

Privacy and retention

  • Files uploaded for Transcript or Subtitles today are held only long enough to transcribe them, then removed by routine cleanup.
  • Nothing is uploaded for audiogram rendering specifically, since that mode does not yet exist.
  • Only process content you own or have permission to use.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Podcast Audiogram Maker available to use right now?

Not yet. Audiogram rendering is shown as a preview; selecting Audiograms will not process your file. Transcript and Subtitles, on the same page, are live today.

What is an audiogram?

A short video built from an audio clip: your cover art or a background image, a moving waveform synced to the audio, and usually captions - a way to share audio on video-first platforms without filming anything.

Is an audiogram just the audio file with a picture?

No. The plan is to render a real video file (MP4) with a moving waveform, a progress bar and optional captions - not a static image with sound attached.

What sizes will be supported?

9:16 for Stories and Reels, 1:1 and 4:5 for feed posts, and 16:9 for standard video.

Can I download an MP4 today?

No. Rendering has not shipped, so there is no video to download yet - the preview above shows the intended layout only.

Does audiogram rendering work on my file today?

No. Only Transcript and Subtitles are connected to a working backend. Upload a file to get a timestamped transcript now; audiogram rendering will use that same upload once it ships.

Last reviewed: 2026-09-08.

Start with a transcript today

Upload your episode now to get a timestamped transcript - the foundation audiogram captions will build on once rendering ships.

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