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Turn a blog post into a podcast

Jellypod turns a blog post into a podcast: paste the post's public URL as a source (or paste the text from a Google Doc), and it writes and voices a two-host episode you can edit line by line before you publish it to your podcast's RSS feed.

Starter and higher plans submit that feed to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

Connect your sources
Publish to
SpotifyYouTubeApple Podcasts
Jellypod Add Sources dialog on the Link tab, with a blog post URL pasted in the link field.
Add Sources, on the Link tab, with a blog post URL pasted.

How to turn a blog post into a podcast

  1. Step 01

    Pick a post

    Choose a public blog post, or text you can paste from a doc. See which posts to convert before you start a series.

  2. Step 02

    Click +, then Link, and paste the URL

    Or paste the text.

  3. Step 03

    Pick up to four hosts or your cloned voice, then send

    The library has 3,300+ voices across 121 languages.

  4. Step 04

    Edit the script

    Jellypod writes and voices it in one pass. Edit any line, then regenerate just that line, which uses no credits.

  5. Step 05

    Publish

    Publish the episode to your podcast's RSS feed.

Blog post or Google Doc

For a Google Doc, copy and paste the text, or download it as Word (.docx) or PDF and upload it.

Read-aloud vs two-host episode

FormatWhat you getJellypod
Narrated read-aloudA single voice reads the post.No. Jellypod writes a two-host conversation.
Two-host conversationHosts talk through the post.Yes. Up to four hosts, or your cloned voice.
Published episode with RSSA website and a feed for the episode.Yes. Website and RSS feed on every plan; Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube on Starter and higher.

FAQ

How do I turn a blog post into a podcast?
Paste the post's public URL as a source and send it. Jellypod writes and voices the episode for the hosts you picked. You edit any line and re-voice it, then publish.
Can I turn a Google Doc into a podcast?
Yes. Paste the text, or upload the doc as Word or PDF, since Jellypod doesn't connect to Google Docs directly.
Can I use a blog URL as the source?
Yes, a public article link. Pages behind a login or paywall may fail, so paste the text.
How many hosts can a blog episode have?
Up to four. You can also clone your own voice if you have the rights to it.
Can I publish the episode to Spotify and Apple Podcasts?
Yes, on Starter, Creator, Business, and Enterprise. Free and Educator get the RSS feed and podcast website, but not distribution. Here's how to submit to Spotify and Apple.
Do I need to record anything?
No. AI hosts voice the script you edit.

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