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Bring talking animals to life with unique voices, AI generated scripts, and on screen visuals, then produce full audio or video podcast episodes without a studio or animation software.
Upload a photo of your actual pet and turn it into a talking animal host. Or browse a gallery of ready to use animal duos, including lions, cats, otters, and sloths, and start your first episode immediately. If you do not find the right match, create a custom AI pet character tailored to your show.
Choose from a voice library powered by ElevenLabs and MiniMax, with voices available in more than 40 languages, or create your own using Voice Design. Select a voice before generating audio, then switch to a different one at any time without rebuilding your episode.
Every episode is built around a two host format, making it easy to create conversations between talking animals. Each character has its own voice, dialogue, and visual identity. The script is automatically structured as a conversation from the very first line, so both hosts stay consistent throughout the episode.
Once audio is generated, review the waveform, scrub through the timeline, and preview the video with your preferred format, aspect ratio, and subtitles. When everything looks right, render the final version and prepare it for distribution across podcast and social media channels without leaving PodcastorAI.
Build your animal host, write the script, generate the audio, and publish, all inside PodcastorAI.
Type a topic, paste a URL, or upload a document or audio file. PodcastorAI turns your input into a structured co-host podcast script ready for your talking animal hosts. Or upload a script you have already written to go straight to host selection.
While your script is generating, select a pair of hosts from the gallery and assign them to your episode. Review and edit the script, refine the dialogue, and decide which host speaks each line so the conversation flows naturally. Once everything is ready, generate the audio episode with a single click.
Looking for something more personal? Click Create New to build a host from your own pet. Generate a character from a reference image or upload a photo of your pet to create a host based on your actual animal. You can then customize its appearance, name, and background before adding it to the episode.
Once your hosts and audio are ready, review the waveform and preview any moment of the episode before rendering. Check your chosen format, subtitles, and aspect ratio, then render the video and publish directly to podcast and video platforms from inside PodcastorAI.
Whether you are building a pet character brand, creating content for children, or producing animal-themed entertainment, PodcastorAI handles the production from script to publish.
Your pet already has an audience on social media. A talking animal podcast extends that character into a longer format, giving your cat, dog, or exotic animal a scripted voice, a consistent on-screen presence, and a series of episodes that fans can follow. The avatar holds the frame so the character stays front and center.
My cat already had a personality my followers recognised. Building a podcast character around her and generating a script from the topics I was already posting about took less time than I expected. The co-host format made the whole thing feel like a real show.
I produce educational audio content for young children and the animal co-host format works perfectly for that audience. Uploading my lesson material and getting a structured two-character dialogue back, with handoff cues already written in, removed the hardest part of scripting for that age group.
We run an animal rescue organisation and wanted a way to tell our animals' stories that people would actually listen to. Generating a script from our case notes and producing an episode with an animal character as the narrator changed how we communicate what we do.
I spent time testing voices before I realised Voice Design was the right option for my character. I needed something that didn't sound like a generic AI voice. I needed something that matched the personality I had already built.
My cat already had a personality my followers recognised. Building a podcast character around her and generating a script from the topics I was already posting about took less time than I expected. The co-host format made the whole thing feel like a real show.
I produce educational audio content for young children and the animal co-host format works perfectly for that audience. Uploading my lesson material and getting a structured two-character dialogue back, with handoff cues already written in, removed the hardest part of scripting for that age group.
We run an animal rescue organisation and wanted a way to tell our animals' stories that people would actually listen to. Generating a script from our case notes and producing an episode with an animal character as the narrator changed how we communicate what we do.
I spent time testing voices before I realised Voice Design was the right option for my character. I needed something that didn't sound like a generic AI voice. I needed something that matched the personality I had already built.
The script generation was faster than I expected, but what surprised me more was the structure. I typed in the topic and got a hook, a middle, and a close already divided between two characters.
I produce pet content for a brand and the avatar feature solved a problem I did not have a good answer for. A consistent on-screen character with a custom background made the video episodes look like a real production rather than a social media clip with a voice-over.
I publish content in English and Spanish for an audience that spans both. Generating the same episode in two languages from one script, and producing audio for each version using voices that fit the character in both languages, is the most significant change I have made to the production workflow this year.
The script generation was faster than I expected, but what surprised me more was the structure. I typed in the topic and got a hook, a middle, and a close already divided between two characters.
I produce pet content for a brand and the avatar feature solved a problem I did not have a good answer for. A consistent on-screen character with a custom background made the video episodes look like a real production rather than a social media clip with a voice-over.
I publish content in English and Spanish for an audience that spans both. Generating the same episode in two languages from one script, and producing audio for each version using voices that fit the character in both languages, is the most significant change I have made to the production workflow this year.
A talking animal podcast features an animal character brought to life through an AI avatar that serves as the host and narrator. With PodcastorAI, you can create the character, generate a script, choose a voice, and produce a complete audio or video episode without recording equipment or animation software.