Name a topic or hand over a document: the script of a conversation, an interview or a story is written in the language and tone you want, and you edit every line of it. Choose the voices, your own included, and get an episode with music, chapters, a transcript and subtitles, ready to publish.
Writing, voicing, music, editing and publishing: work that usually takes several people and several programs.
A script with a hook, a welcome, chapters with examples, a recap and a sign-off is written from your topic or document, as long as the minutes you chose. Change any line, host or chapter title, add or remove lines and move them about.
Two or three hosts talking it through, a host interviewing a guest, one host telling it, or a document summed up by one host.
Name each host and pick a voice from the library after hearing it, or the voice you made of yourself in the studio.
Intro and outro music in five styles is made for your podcast; a phrase of the same theme between chapters, and the music softens on its own wherever someone speaks.
If a line wasn't read well or you changed its words, only that line is read again and put back in its place in the same episode; the rest of it and the music stay as they are.
Every episode comes with an MP3, a full transcript, SRT subtitles and show notes with the chapter times. Give your podcast a channel and a cover, and publish the episodes in your own RSS feed.
The cost of each stage is on the screen before it starts, and it's taken only once that work is done.
Write the topic or give a source file, and choose the format, language, tone, audience and length.
The script is written in minutes; change any line, host or chapter right there.
Hear and pick a voice for each host, and set the music's style.
The episode is built and plays right there; download the files or publish it in your podcast's feed.
Turn a lesson or a procedure into a conversation that staff and students can listen to on the go.
Turn a long document into a short episode that tells its main points in plain words.
Tell your product, your customers' stories and your company's own story as a conversation.
The week's news and events, every week, with the same hosts and the same music.
Tell the findings of a study or a thesis to people who don't read papers.
Hear a story you wrote with one or more voices and its own music.
GoftitoShort answers to the questions people ask most.
Open the podcast maker in the voice studio, choose “Document summary” or “Conversation” and give it the document. The script is written from it; read and edit it, choose the voices and the music, and build the episode.
Word, a PDF whose text can be selected, plain text and Markdown, and SRT or VTT subtitles, up to 15 MB. Up to 30,000 characters of the document go to the script writer. You can also give no file and just write the topic.
One to three, depending on the format. For each you pick a voice from the library after hearing it, or the voice you made of yourself in the voice studio.
Yes: change any line, its host or a chapter's title, add or remove lines and move them about. After the episode is built, if you change a line or don't like how it was read, only that line is read again and put back in its place.
It's made with AI for your podcast, in the style you choose: warm, upbeat, cinematic, corporate or calm. You can also turn off the background music and the musical pauses.
Give your podcast a channel with a name, description, cover and language, and publish the episodes in it. Submit the channel's RSS feed address once in Apple Podcasts' and Spotify's creator portals; from then on every episode you publish reaches them on its own.
Persian, English, Arabic, Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Urdu, Portuguese and Dutch. The script and the speech are both made in that language.
From your account's credit: the script by the work the writing model does, the speech by the script's characters and the music by the minute. Each one's estimate is on screen before it starts, and credit is taken only once it's ready; a line read again costs only that line. The podcast maker is in the packages whose card lists it.
Write a topic or give a document, read the script and see its cost before you build.