Podcast Audio to Video Maker (16:9)

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Why turn your podcast into a video?

If you run a podcast, you already know that it is incredibly hard to get people to click on a random audio link. If you want to grow your audience, you need to share clips on social media like YouTube, Instagram, and Twitter. But those platforms are designed for video.

This tool lets you take your best podcast moments and turn them into shareable videos. You combine your audio with a background image or logo, making it perfect for the social media algorithms.

How to make your podcast clip

First, trim out the best 30 to 60 seconds of your latest episode and upload the audio file here. Then, upload your podcast cover art or a picture of your guest as the background.

Our tool will stitch the audio and the image together into an MP4 video file. You can then post this video on any social media platform to hook new listeners and drive them to the full episode.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I add captions to the video?

Yes, it is highly recommended. Once you download the video from this tool, you can bring it into an app like CapCut or use TikTok's auto-captions so people can read along while they scroll with the sound off.

Can I make a horizontal video for YouTube?

Yes. You can select either a vertical 9:16 aspect ratio for shorts and reels, or a standard 16:9 horizontal format for full-length YouTube episodes.

Why does the video take a minute to render?

Encoding a high-quality MP4 video requires a lot of computational power. We run the encoder directly in your browser, so the speed depends entirely on how fast your computer or phone processor is.