Turn a finished audio file into a usable script, subtitle file, and video podcast starting point, all inside one PodcastorAI workflow.
Upload a podcast episode, interview, lecture, meeting recording, or voice note, and turn it into a structured script that is easier to review than raw transcription. Clean speaker flow and timestamps help you move from listening to editing faster.
Read the conversation in a clearer format with timestamps and speaker flow, so you can spot key moments, make edits, and work through long recordings faster.
Copy the generated script, download the script file, or download subtitle files for editing, documentation, show notes, repurposing, or publishing.
Use the generated script and original audio to continue into a video podcast format, including image and waveform, split-screen, or same-screen styles.
Upload your audio file, convert it into a structured script with timestamps, then copy, download, export subtitles, or turn it into a video podcast.
Start with a podcast episode, interview recording, meeting audio, lecture, or voice note. Upload your audio file and PodcastorAI will prepare it for script conversion.
PodcastorAI converts your recording into a structured script with timestamps and speaker flow, so you can review, edit, and reuse the content without replaying the whole audio.
Copy the script, download the script file, or export subtitles for editing, documentation, show notes, and repurposing.
Use the same audio and script to create a video podcast in image plus waveform, split-screen, or same-screen styles.
Turn podcast episodes, interviews, lectures, meetings, and voice notes into scripts, subtitles, and video-ready content.
Turn a finished podcast episode into an editable script, subtitle file, and starting point for a video podcast. Use it to review the episode, pull show notes, plan clips, or keep creating from the same recording.
I already had the episode recorded, but I still needed show notes, captions, and a clean script for editing. Audio to Script gave me a much better starting point than a raw transcript.
For interviews, the biggest pain is finding the useful parts again. Having timestamps and speaker flow makes it easier to pull quotes and turn a long conversation into something publishable.
I like that the script is not the end of the workflow. Once the audio is converted, I can use the same material to think about subtitles, clips, and a video podcast version.
We record a lot of expert calls, but most of that content never gets reused. Turning the audio into a script makes it much easier to create summaries, posts, and follow-up content.
I already had the episode recorded, but I still needed show notes, captions, and a clean script for editing. Audio to Script gave me a much better starting point than a raw transcript.
For interviews, the biggest pain is finding the useful parts again. Having timestamps and speaker flow makes it easier to pull quotes and turn a long conversation into something publishable.
I like that the script is not the end of the workflow. Once the audio is converted, I can use the same material to think about subtitles, clips, and a video podcast version.
We record a lot of expert calls, but most of that content never gets reused. Turning the audio into a script makes it much easier to create summaries, posts, and follow-up content.
I used it on a lecture recording, and it helped me review the content without listening from the beginning again. The script format is much easier to scan when I’m preparing notes.
After meetings, I usually avoid going back to the recording unless I really have to. A downloadable script makes it much easier to check decisions, action points, and important discussion moments.
I often record messy voice notes when an idea hits. Being able to turn those recordings into a script gives me something I can actually edit into an outline or podcast segment.
I used it on a lecture recording, and it helped me review the content without listening from the beginning again. The script format is much easier to scan when I’m preparing notes.
After meetings, I usually avoid going back to the recording unless I really have to. A downloadable script makes it much easier to check decisions, action points, and important discussion moments.
I often record messy voice notes when an idea hits. Being able to turn those recordings into a script gives me something I can actually edit into an outline or podcast segment.
Audio to Script is a PodcastorAI tool that turns uploaded audio files into structured scripts. You can use it for podcast episodes, interviews, meetings, lectures, voice notes, and other recorded audio you want to review or reuse.