Create a short single-narrator preview from a document for planning an audio episode.
Start with source material
Upload a supported document such as PDF, DOCX, PPTX, EPUB, TXT or RTF. A short article or a prepared episode outline is easier to review than a long collection of notes. Put the main point near the beginning and explain acronyms that a listener may not know.
Build an episode draft
- Prepare a source document with the topic, audience and points to cover.
- Generate an audio preview in the document audio tool.
- Listen for omitted context, pronunciation mistakes and statements that need attribution.
- Continue in the app to save the generated audio. App downloads require a paid plan.
Use the preview to decide whether the material works when spoken. A dense report may need a new introduction and transitions before it becomes a useful episode script.
Does it generate a conversation between hosts?
This tool uses one narrator. It does not provide a two-host dialogue, separate character voices, or a produced episode with music and editing. If you need an interview format, write and record the conversation through an appropriate recording workflow.
Can I publish the preview as a finished podcast?
Review it first. Document extraction can omit sections, and long input may be summarized. Check factual statements against the source, obtain any necessary rights to the material, and add your own episode context. Keep a record of the source and edits so a correction can be traced to the passage that needs changing.
