Use cases

Turn podcast audio into captioned videos.

Upload a short excerpt you have already chosen. Keep the original voice, add photos or generated scenes, and edit the captions and timing.

  • Choose a segment with its own setup, useful idea, and closing thought.
  • Upload the original audio so the speaker’s delivery remains the timing source.
  • Add photos, logos, or other references for the subjects mentioned in the clip.
Create a video
Studio microphone, audio waveform, headphones, and podcast host arranged as vertical video scenes

Keep your original podcast audio.

Begin with finished audio

Upload a recorded segment or reuse a saved voiceover instead of recreating the delivery with text-to-speech.

Build visuals around meaning

Match scene changes, source media, and captions to the moments where the speaker changes subject or emphasis.

Edit the clip as a project

Refine the visuals, timing, captions, backgrounds, and sound effects without changing the original recording.

How to turn a podcast excerpt into a video.

The original recording stays at the center while source images, generated scenes, and captions make the excerpt understandable on its own.

  1. Step 1

    Select a complete excerpt. Choose a passage with a clear setup, useful idea, and ending that works without the full episode.

  2. Step 2

    Upload the original audio. Keep the speaker’s delivery as the timing source instead of recreating it with text-to-speech.

  3. Step 3

    Add context and review. Upload references for the subjects discussed, then check captions, scene relevance, and pacing.

Questions about podcast clips.

Can I start with an existing podcast recording?

Yes. Upload the audio and use it as the timing source for the visual edit, captions, and scene changes.

Do I need video of the speakers?

No. You can use source photos, generated supporting scenes, captions, backgrounds, or a combination of those elements.

Can I correct captions after generation?

Yes. Caption words remain editable on the generated timeline before export.