Describe what the episode is about. The AI writes a conversation between two hosts, each line is read in its host's AI voice, and you get an audio episode with cover art or a video podcast with two talking hosts.
Hosts2, with 22 AI voices
Audio1, 2 or 3 minutes
Video30, 60 or 90 seconds
ScriptIncluded with the result
Set it up
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Format
Length
Tone
Estimated202 credits
Ways to pay less
An audio episode costs far less than a video podcast: 202 credits for 2 minutes of audio against 3,539 for 1 minute of video.
The price is set by the length you pick, not by how long your topic text is: 129 credits for 1 minute of audio, 276 for 3 minutes.
A 30-second video podcast costs 1,782 credits, about half the 60-second one.
AI Podcast Generator is a tool that turns a topic into a short podcast episode with two AI hosts. You describe the subject in up to 3,000 characters, pick a tone and a voice for each host, and the AI writes the conversation: a hook, short back-and-forth turns, concrete examples and a clear takeaway. The audio episode comes with AI cover art; the video podcast shows two ready-made talking hosts.
Example
Video podcast2 hosts
A 25-second video podcast: two AI hosts, cutting to whoever speaks.
Why we procrastinate and three simple ways to stop, for students with exams in a month
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Describe the episode
Sign in and type what the AI podcast should cover and who it's for, up to 3,000 characters. Paste notes or an outline if you have one.
Choose settings
Format
Audio episode (co…Video podcast (ta…
Length
2 minutes1 minute3 minutes
Make the episode
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Choose format, tone and hosts
Pick an audio episode or a video podcast, a length and a tone. Name the two hosts, give each a different voice and, for video, a face.
Your result
✓ Saved in My VideosDownload
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Make the episode
Press Make the episode. The price is on the button. The AI writes, records and edits the episode, usually within a few minutes, and saves it in My Videos.
What AI Podcast Generator does
A written conversation, not a reading
The AI writes the episode as a dialogue: it opens with a hook, keeps each turn to one to three sentences, lets the hosts react to each other, adds concrete examples and ends with a takeaway and a sign-off.
Two hosts, two voices
Name each host, up to 20 characters, and give each one of the 22 built-in AI voices. They must be different, so listeners can tell who is talking; Brian and Sarah are picked by default.
Audio episode with cover art
Pick 1, 2 or 3 minutes. The hosts' lines are placed back to back with a short pause between turns, over a square AI cover that shows the episode title. You get an MP4 ready to post.
Video podcast with talking hosts
Pick 30, 60 or 90 seconds and choose a face for each host from 8 ready-made fictional portraits, such as a presenter, a chef, a coach or a student. Each line becomes a clip of that host speaking with lip sync, and the clips are joined in order.
Four tones
Friendly, Funny, Calm or Energetic. The same topic sounds very different as a calm, thoughtful chat or as a punchy, fast-moving one.
The script comes with it
The full conversation, with each host's name before their lines, is shown with the result. Use it as show notes, a caption source or a blog post draft.
Comparison
Why use AI Podcast Generator instead of recording a podcast with a co-host?
A two-person podcast normally needs a co-host, two microphones, a recording session and an edit. Here it needs a topic.
Feature
AI Podcast Generator
Recording a podcast with a co-host
Input
✓A topic or notes, up to 3,000 characters
✕An outline, a co-host and a booked time to record
Script
✓Written by the AI as a two-host conversation with a hook and a takeaway
✕Planned and improvised by the hosts
Voices
✓22 AI voices, a different one for each host
✕Two microphones and a quiet room
Video
✓Optional talking hosts from 8 ready-made faces
✕Cameras, lights and a set
Editing
✓Turns joined with a short pause, cover art added for audio
✕Hours of cutting, levelling and exporting
Price
✓202 credits for a 2-minute audio episode
✕Equipment, hosting and everyone's time
What you can make with it
A weekly two-minute explainer for your audience
You run a study-tips page and want a short audio episode every week without booking a co-host.
Write the topic and the listener in one sentence: why we procrastinate, for students with exams in a month.
Add the three points you want covered so the hosts don't wander.
Use the same host names and voices every week so listeners recognise them.
Post the MP4 with the cover, and paste the script into the description.
A short video podcast clip for vertical feeds
Two hosts debate one question in 60 seconds, the format people watch to the end.
Pick Video podcast, 60 seconds and the Energetic tone.
Phrase the topic as a question with two sides, such as is it better to run in the morning or at night.
Give the hosts faces that fit, such as the coach and the student.
Add captions afterwards with the Caption Generator so it works with the sound off.
Turning your notes into a listenable summary
You have a page of meeting or reading notes and want a quick audio recap.
Paste the notes into the topic box, up to 3,000 characters.
Choose Calm and 3 minutes so the hosts can cover each point.
Read the script that comes with the result and check any facts before you share it.
Listen on a walk or share it with a team that prefers audio.
Who it's for
Educators and study pages
Turn a lesson or a topic into a two-host explainer that students can listen to or watch.
Short-form creators
Make a talking-host podcast clip for vertical feeds without filming or recording anyone.
Small brands and newsletters
Add a weekly audio recap or a tips episode for your brand's audience, with the script ready for show notes.
Curious listeners
Ask for an episode about something you want to understand, and hear two hosts walk through it.
Tips for the best result
Say who the episode is for. A topic for busy parents and one for engineering students should not sound the same.
List the points you want covered. The AI follows an outline more closely than a single word.
Pick voices that contrast, such as a deep male and a lively female, so it's always clear who is speaking.
The AI writes the hosts' lines from your topic; read the script before you share it and check any facts or numbers.
Use only the built-in voices and the ready-made host faces. The hosts are fictional and shouldn't be presented as real people.
For a longer show, make several episodes on related topics with the same hosts.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a podcast with AI?
Describe the topic, pick audio or video, a length, a tone and two host voices, then press Make the episode. The AI writes the conversation, records both hosts and edits the episode.
How much does an AI podcast cost?
Audio episodes cost 129 credits for 1 minute, 202 for 2 minutes and 276 for 3 minutes. Video podcasts cost 1,782 credits for 30 seconds, 3,539 for 60 and 5,296 for 90.
How long can an AI podcast episode be?
Up to 3 minutes for audio and up to 90 seconds for video. For a longer show, make several episodes with the same hosts.
Can I choose the hosts' voices?
Yes. Each host gets one of 22 built-in AI voices, and the two must be different. Voice cloning is not offered.
Who are the hosts in the video podcast?
Ready-made fictional portraits: 8 faces such as a presenter, a chef, a coach and a student. You can't upload a photo of a real person as a host.
Can I edit the script?
Not before it's recorded; the AI writes it from your topic. The full script is shown with the result, so you can reuse it or make the episode again with a more specific topic.
What file do I get?
An MP4. The audio episode plays the conversation over the AI cover art; the video podcast cuts between the two talking hosts.
How long does it take?
Usually a few minutes; a video podcast takes longer than an audio episode because each line is animated. You can leave the page, and the episode appears in My Videos.
Do I need an account?
Yes. Sign in with Google or email; each job costs credits from your balance, and the result is saved in My Videos.
What if a job fails?
If a job can't finish, the credits it used go back to your balance automatically.