Your podcast website: customize it and remove branding

Every podcast gets a hosted website at yourshow.jellypod.com as soon as you create it. To serve it from your own address instead, see custom domains. This page is part of Publishing and Distribution.

The site lists your published episodes, newest first for Episodic podcasts and oldest first for Serial (set Episode order under Advanced in Edit Podcast Details). If you use seasons, episodes are grouped under a heading per season, and episodes without a season appear together with no heading. A Private podcast has no website: its pages return 404.

Customize the site

Open the podcast and click Edit Website. The editor previews changes live and saves them as you go.

• Template: choose Spotlight, Editorial, Broadcast, Conversation, or Magazine. Switching templates never changes your content.
• Podcast Title and Podcast Description: edit them here.
• Brand accent: read-only. It comes from the podcast's brand kit. Click Manage Podcast Brand to change it.
• Settings: the Settings button opens website settings, including the Show transcripts switch.

Episode pages

Each episode has its own page with an audio player, the title, and the description. If the podcast publishes a video for the episode, the video appears above the player. The transcript shows below only when Show transcripts is on in website settings and the episode has a published transcript.

To let listeners play episodes on another site, see embedding your podcast. To see plays, see analytics.

Social links

Open Edit Podcast Details, open Distribution, and fill in the Social links section, then click Done and save. The dialog has fields for Contact Email, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Discord, and Website. The website shows the links you filled in as a row of icons in the page footer (the Conversation template also shows them in its header). Only Contact Email, Website, YouTube, LinkedIn, and Discord appear on the site today: Instagram, Facebook, Threads, and X are saved but not displayed.

QR code

On the podcast page, click the QR Code button (a QR icon next to the distribution badges). The dialog shows a code that links to your podcast website, using your custom domain if you have one. Click Download QR Code to save a PNG named <podcast title>_podcast_qr.png, and a "QR Code Downloaded" message confirms it. The Share dialog on the podcast page has the same button.

For a QR code to a single episode, use the episode's Share dialog. When printing, make the code at least 1 inch (2.5 cm) wide so it scans reliably.

Remove Jellypod branding

On Starter and Educator, the site shows a "This podcast is brought to you by Jellypod, Inc." line in the footer and a "created with Jellypod" banner on episode pages. Jellypod branding is removed automatically on Creator, Business, and Enterprise, across your podcast website, RSS feed, and embed player. There is no toggle: it follows your plan, and it applies as soon as you upgrade.