Type what the episode is about. The AI writes a conversation between two hosts, gives each one a voice, and turns every line into a clip of that host talking on camera.
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A video podcast generator is a tool that makes a podcast-style video of two people talking, from nothing but a topic. You describe the episode in up to 3,000 characters and pick a length of 30, 60 or 90 seconds. The AI writes a back-and-forth with a hook, short turns, examples and a takeaway. Each line is spoken by its host's voice and animated on that host's face, and the clips are joined so the video cuts to whoever is speaking.
Three money habits to start in your first job: saving a little every payday, tracking spending for one month, and building an emergency fund before investing.
Format: Video podcast (talking hosts)Length: 1 minuteTone: FriendlyHost 1 voice: BrianHost 2 voice: SarahHost 1 face: RobertHost 2 face: ClaireUse this example →Study tip, calmWhy short study sessions with breaks work better than cramming the night before an exam, for high school students.
Format: Video podcast (talking hosts)Length: 30 secondsTone: CalmHost 1 voice: RachelHost 2 voice: WillHost 1 face: JessHost 2 face: EmmaUse this example →Sign in and type the topic and who it's for, for example: three money habits for people starting their first job. The more specific, the better the conversation.
This page starts on Video podcast. Choose 30, 60 or 90 seconds, the tone, a name, voice and face for each host. The two voices must be different.
Press Make the episode. The AI writes the script, records both hosts and animates them. The video and its script are saved in My Videos.
The script opens with a hook, keeps each turn to one to three sentences, lets the hosts react to each other, uses concrete examples and ends with a clear takeaway and a sign-off. The full script comes back as text with the video.
Every line becomes its own clip of the speaking host, with natural head movement and expressions, and the clips are edited together in order. It plays like a two-camera podcast.
Choose each host from fictional faces made for the site: a creator, a presenter, a chef, a coach, a student and a grandpa, among others. They aren't real people, so there's no one's likeness to worry about.
Give each host one of the 22 built-in AI voices and a name of up to 20 characters. The script is written for those two names, and the transcript labels each line with them.
Friendly and curious, Funny and casual, Calm and thoughtful, or Energetic and punchy. The tone changes how the hosts talk, from relaxed jokes to quick, punchy points.
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 |
You run an account about personal finance and want a short talk-show style post on one idea each week.
A teacher turns a lesson topic into a quick two-voice discussion that students actually finish.
You plan to launch a podcast and want to test the format and a topic before recording yourself.
People running educational or niche accounts who want on-camera hosts without filming anyone.
Educators turning a topic into a short discussion that's easier to watch than a lecture.
Teams making explainer posts about their field for their brand's social accounts.
People testing a show idea, a tone or a topic before recording real episodes.
Type the episode topic, keep Video podcast as the format, pick the length, tone, voices and faces, and press Make the episode. The AI writes, voices and animates the conversation.
1,782 credits for 30 seconds, 3,539 for 60 seconds and 5,296 for 90 seconds.
Up to 90 seconds. For a longer episode, use the Audio episode format, which goes up to 3 minutes.
No. The hosts use 8 ready-made fictional faces and the 22 built-in AI voices. Real people and cloned voices aren't used.
Not word for word. The AI writes the conversation from your topic; put the points you want covered in the description.
Yes. The result includes the full conversation, line by line with the host names.
No. Run the finished video through the AI Caption Generator to add word-by-word captions.
Every second of each host talking on camera is animated by the AI, which costs far more than the voices and a cover image alone.
Yes. Sign in with Google or email; each job costs credits from your balance, and the result is saved in My Videos.
If a job can't finish, the credits it used go back to your balance automatically.
Two AI hosts talk through any topic: an audio episode, or a video podcast. from 129 credits, and the result is saved in My Videos.
