Open with the episode question
The first sentence should frame the problem or decision the conversation works through.
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Write the episode description from what was actually said
Build short and full descriptions around the conversation’s subject, takeaways, and arc without inventing guest facts or links.
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Description options for each publishing surface
Start with the short version for podcast apps, then use the fuller draft where the episode page has room for context.
Source
Paste the episode transcript
Paste plain text, SRT, or VTT. Add names and links yourself after checking the draft.
Result
The complete result appears here
No output is published, emailed, or attached to an account by this tool.
Before the result
Start with source material the tool can defend
- Plain transcript text works for every writing tool.
- SRT or VTT adds timing for chapters and quotes.
- The public transcription flow does not save the upload.
Editorial review
What the description still needs
The tool handles structure. These checks keep the final artifact accurate, specific, and useful to the audience.
Use concrete takeaways
Name the examples, trade-offs, or operating lessons a listener will encounter.
Add verified credits last
Confirm names, roles, products, and links before adding them to the final description.
Questions
Questions before the description goes live
No. It only uses the transcript and will not enrich or guess a biography.