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Turn Notes Into a Podcast

Paste lecture notes, a study guide, or meeting notes, and two AI hosts turn them into an episode.
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Your notes, as a two-host show

Your notes
Meeting notes from a fictional Fernhill Supply Co. winter catalog launch sync, marked as a fictional sample.Notes
Jellypod output

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  • Claire Brooks
  • Marcus Hayes

If you missed the winter catalog launch sync on October 5th, here's the headline.

Launch moved from November 3rd to November 10th.

The print proofs came back with color problems on pages 12 through 18.

Try it with your notes

Fictional sample. Fernhill Supply Co. is not a real company.

A recap for whoever missed it

Paste the bullets, and two hosts walk through the decisions in the order you wrote them.

Last updated October 2026

How to turn meeting notes into a podcast

  1. Step 01

    Paste the notes

    Meeting notes, a lesson outline, or onboarding bullets.

  2. Step 02

    Add what the bullets missed

    Add a decision, an owner, or the context the bullets left out.

  3. Step 03

    Send it to whoever missed it

    Send it to the people who missed the meeting.
Jellypod Add Sources dialog with uploaded files, a link option, and pasted text.

A few bullets are enough

Check names and dates, then edit any line and re-voice it.

Jellypod composer with a podcast prompt, show, two hosts, language, and length.

The hosts follow your order

You pick the length, from 3 to 60 minutes.

Jellypod episode editor with the speaker script, video preview, and per-host audio timeline.

Regenerate until it sounds right

Add detail where the script is thin, then regenerate.

Try Notes to Podcast

Who uses Notes to Podcast

  • Students

    Review lecture notes as a conversation before an exam.

  • Meeting notes

    A short episode of the decisions and action items.

  • Lesson plans

    A lesson plan students hear on the walk to class.

  • Training docs

    A training outline new hires can finish on a commute.

Can teachers turn lesson notes into audio for students?

Yes. Paste a lesson outline or class notes, and two hosts walk through them in an episode students can play before class.

Edit any line and re-voice it, then publish the episode on a hosted show. Verified teachers can use the free Educator plan.

FAQ

How do I turn notes into a podcast?
Paste your notes. Jellypod writes and voices the episode, and you edit any line and re-voice it. Narration uses credits. Re-voicing a line costs no credits. Publishing to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube uses no credits and needs a paid plan or trial.
Can I paste from Notion, Google Docs, or a notes app?
Yes, copy the text and paste it. Notion, Google Docs, Apple Notes, Obsidian, and a plain meeting doc all work. For a full post, see Google Doc to podcast.
Should one episode be one meeting?
Yes, paste that session on its own, with the decisions, owners, and dates. The hosts stay on that conversation.
How long is the episode if my notes are only a few bullets?
You choose the length, from 3 to 60 minutes. A short set of notes becomes a short recap, and the names and dates you paste are spoken.
How is notes to podcast different from text-to-speech?
Text-to-speech reads each bullet in order. Notes to podcast turns them into a two-host conversation, and you edit any line and re-voice it.

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Edit the script, cast up to four hosts, and publish with hosting included.

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