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Script to Podcast

Hear Your Script as a Podcast

Upload a finished script and a different host voices each speaker, exactly as written.

Turn a script into a podcast

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Jellypod Script to Podcast workflow with the podcast and an attached two-host script kept word for word.
  • Every Word Kept
  • TXT, DOCX, and PDF
  • A Voice per Speaker
  • 121 Languages

Hear a two-host script voiced

1Your script

fernhill-floor-returns.docx

[Claire Brooks]

Welcome to The Fernhill Floor, the five-minute catch-up for everyone at Fernhill Supply Co. I'm Claire.

[Marcus Hayes]

And I'm Marcus. This week, one change you'll feel on Monday: returns now go through the new desk by the loading dock.

  • Claire Brooks
  • Marcus Hayes

2Jellypod made

A 49-second episode, word for word as written, with Claire Brooks and Marcus Hayes each voicing their own lines.

Try it with your script

Real Jellypod output.

00:00/00:48

  • Claire Brooks
  • Marcus Hayes

Welcome to The Fernhill Floor, the five-minute catch-up for everyone at Fernhill Supply Co. I'm Claire.

And I'm Marcus. This week, one change you'll feel on Monday: returns now go through the new desk by the loading dock.

How to turn a script into a podcast

  1. 1

    Add your script

    Paste the finished script. Files work too.

  2. 2

    Match speakers to hosts

    Jellypod finds every speaker label. Give each one a voice.

  3. 3

    Publish

    Every line is voiced in order. Publish to your feed.

Every word kept

Every word stays in your order, so an approved script goes out as signed off.

  • Speaker labels pick who says each line
  • Stage directions stay out of the audio

Upload script

Paste your finished script or upload a file. We’ll keep the words exactly as written, and you’ll review the speakers before continuing.

Script

onboarding-script.docx38 KBRemove file
FilesTXT, MD, DOCX, PDF, and more, up to 4 MBSpeakersPut [Speaker name] on its own line above each person’s lines
CancelAdd script

A voice for each speaker

Match each speaker to a saved host or one of 3,300+ voices.

Review script speakers

We’ve identified the following speakers in your script. Confirm that each speaker matches the intended host in your account.

Marcus Hayes
Marcus Hayes

“Before every shift, we walk the floor together.”

Claire Brooks
Claire Brooks

“And I check that every fire exit is clear.”

Tessa Brennan
Tessa Brennan

“Then gloves and goggles. If anything is damaged, swap it out.”

CancelImport script

Fix one line at a time

Change a word and re-voice only that line.

Regenerate AudioMusic
Theo Ashworth

So what actually locks the teeth together?

Nell HardingRegenerate Audio

The slider. Its angled sides act as inclined planes that press each tooth into the next.

Theo Ashworth

Like a zipper merge on a motorway. laughs

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Script to Podcast FAQ

How do I turn a script into a podcast?
Paste the script or upload the file, choose the podcast it joins, then match each speaker to a host. Jellypod voices every line in order, and the episode opens in the editor.
Will my script stay word for word?
Yes. Script to Podcast never rewrites, summarizes, or reorders your lines. To have the hosts discuss a document instead, use PDF to Podcast.
How do I format speakers?
Put each speaker’s name in brackets on its own line, like [Claire], above their lines. Jellypod also reads a name followed by a colon, in bold, or as a heading.
Which files can I upload?
TXT, MD, DOCX, DOC, RTF, and PDF, up to 4 MB. You can also paste the text.
Are stage directions read aloud?
No. Cues such as [Laugh] or [Pause] are left out of the spoken line, and you can check every speaker before anything is voiced.
Can I change a line after it's voiced?
Yes. Edit the line in the script and re-voice only that line, for no credits.

Last updated November 9, 2026

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