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Pick a moment from the episode, let the cover set the colours, add captions and save the look as your show’s style. Free, with no watermark.
A podcast audiogram is a short video of a moment from an episode: your cover art, a waveform that moves with the voices, the words on screen and a line telling people where to listen. Open the episode above, choose the moment, and the studio builds one in your show’s colours, ready for a feed, your website or LinkedIn.
The studio opens on Templates, where every design is drawn with your own cover and title. Once a look is right, save it under My styles and the next episode takes one click. If you are new to audiograms, how to make an audiogram that people stop for covers length, hooks and where to post.
Square is selected on the card. Press Choose an episode (Ctrl+O or ⌘+O) and pick the exported episode or a raw recording; MP3, WAV and M4A all work, and a video file gives up its sound. Long episodes open on their liveliest 30 seconds.
Drag the window on the timeline under the preview, or open Audio and press Best 30 s or Best 60 s to jump to the busiest stretch of talking. The Clip start and Clip end handles fine-tune it, and arrow keys move them by a second.
In Text, add your Cover art, the episode in Title, the show or guest in Show or speaker, and a Tag line such as “Full episode out now”. The colours follow the cover.
In Captions, press Make captions. Only this clip’s sound is sent to our speech provider to be written out. Fix any word by typing over it, and choose Highlight so words light up as they’re spoken.
In Templates, type a name under My styles and press Save. Then press Export, Export video and Download video.
The slow part of audiograms is not the first one. It is making the twentieth look like the first. My styles in the Templates panel saves the current layout, colours, font, wave, caption style and your tag line under a name you choose.
When you add Cover art, the studio takes its main colours for the background, the wave and the highlighted words. If you change the artwork for a special episode, the design re-colours itself; press undo to go back. Match cover art in Style re-applies the cover’s colours after you have experimented.
The shape is chosen separately from the template, so the same moment can go out as a square post and a vertical clip for Reels, TikTok and Shorts without starting over: change the shape in Templates and export again.
Most people scroll with the sound off, so the captions do the work. Make captions writes out the clip and times every word. It doesn’t label who is speaking, so if a guest answers a question, put their name in Show or speaker or keep the clip to one voice.
Your episode file never leaves your device. Pressing Make captions is the one exception: it sends the selected clip’s sound, compressed, to our speech-recognition provider, which writes it out and keeps nothing.
It is the same idea as a podcast audiogram: a video that shows the sound moving, usually as a waveform beside the cover art, so audio can be posted where only video is allowed. The Wave panel has nine styles, from bars and rings to a calm seek bar.
Yes. There is no plan to buy, no watermark on the video and no account. Each audiogram can be up to 10 minutes long.
Each video made here holds up to 10 minutes, so it suits trailers and highlights rather than hour-long episodes. For a full episode on YouTube, see the options in the podcast on YouTube guide.
Best 15 s, Best 30 s and Best 60 s in the Audio panel find the liveliest stretch of talking, which is a good place to start. They measure energy, not meaning, so listen and move the window to the line you actually want.
Apple Podcasts asks for square artwork between 1400×1400 and 3000×3000 pixels, as a JPEG or PNG. That same file is ideal here: it stays sharp in every format at 1080p.
Yes, if you use the same browser on the same device. Styles are stored in the browser, not in an account, so clearing site data removes them.
You can open a video file, but only its sound is used: the picture becomes your cover art, wave and captions. It is made for audio shows, or for giving a video show’s audio a clean, captioned look.