Podcast Audiogram Maker
An audiogram puts a podcast clip on screen with your cover art, the episode title, and a waveform that moves with the voice. This tool turns up to two minutes of an MP3, WAV, M4A, or other audio file into an MP4 for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn, and X. It adds no watermark, needs no account, and has no usage limits.
How to make a podcast audiogram
- Choose your episode file. If the MP3 has ID3 tags, the title, podcast name, and cover art fill in automatically.
- Set the start and end of the clip, up to two minutes, and preview it.
- Choose a format and waveform color, edit the text, then create and download the MP4.
Formats for each platform
- Vertical, 720 × 1280. Instagram Reels and Stories, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Facebook Reels.
- Square, 720 × 720. Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn feeds, and X.
- Landscape, 1280 × 720. YouTube and website embeds.
Picking a clip people will play
- Hook in the first three seconds with a strong claim, a number, or a question.
- Make it understandable without context. Skip inside jokes and references to earlier in the episode.
- Aim for 30 to 60 seconds, enough for one complete idea.
- Stop just before the payoff, so the full episode is the obvious next step.
- Write the title as a hook. “Why we turned down a $20k sponsor” beats “Episode 42”.
Frequently asked questions
What is a podcast audiogram?
A short video that pairs a podcast clip with an image and a moving waveform, so it can be shared on platforms that only play video.
Is there a watermark?
No. The video contains only your artwork, text, and waveform.
How long can an audiogram be?
Up to two minutes. Shorter clips render faster.
Can I turn a full episode into a YouTube video?
No, this tool is for clips up to two minutes. Use your podcast host or a video editor for full episodes.
Does it create captions?
No, we’d recommend using a dedicated clipping tool if you need to create a full video with captions.
