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Free AI Podcast Generator
Turn your notes into a conversation worth listening to. Generate a two-speaker audio draft with a transcript you can review.
Output
Example generated with Orbits
A short podcast episode for a strength coaching show about building the habit of training three days a week
An existing Orbits sample using a fictional brief. Your results will vary.
Free AI Podcast Generator
Give your ideas a voice
A useful idea can be difficult to explain in one paragraph. A conversation gives it room: one speaker introduces the point, the other asks the question your listener would ask. This free AI podcast generator turns a topic or pasted notes into a two-speaker audio draft. Use it to explain a lesson, introduce a product or hear how an argument sounds out loud. You get a visible transcript alongside the audio, so you can check the wording before sharing it.
Turn text into a podcast people can follow
Start with a short source rather than a whole collection of unrelated material. A workshop outline might contain the problem, three useful ideas and an example. A product briefing might explain who the product is for, what it does and the main limitation. The generator uses your text to create a conversational draft; it does not independently verify the source. When accuracy matters, keep the original beside the transcript and check each claim. A clear brief usually produces a more coherent episode than a list of broad topics.
An AI podcast for lessons, launches and client explanations
For educators, audio can offer another way to explain a concept already covered in a lesson. For creators, it can help turn a written idea into a short companion piece. For agencies, a discussion can make a technical subject easier for a client to follow. Decide what the listener should understand by the end before generating. This tool produces an audio file, not a hosted podcast feed: you choose where to publish it and how to describe the use of AI to your audience.
A two-speaker format with room for questions
Two voices work best when they have different jobs. Ask one to explain and the other to challenge assumptions, request an example or summarise the practical point. That gives the exchange a reason to exist beyond alternating sentences. If the brief is a debate, name the tradeoff and ask for both perspectives. If it is a tutorial, keep the discussion in a logical order. Avoid requesting a particular person’s voice or suggesting that a real guest participated when they did not.
Considering a NotebookLM alternative?
Choose based on the job you need to do. The Orbits tool starts from a topic or text you paste and produces a short audio draft with a visible transcript. If your workflow depends on a large source library, document ingestion or source-grounded citations, check those requirements separately before choosing a tool. This page does not accept PDF uploads or import a notebook. You can paste a relevant passage or your own summary into the notes field and review the resulting explanation against the original.
Who it’s for
How it works
- Paste a topic, outline or source notes into the first field. Keep the brief focused on one idea and include the facts the episode must preserve.
- Describe the listener. A beginner needs different explanations from an experienced customer or a client who already knows the project.
- Choose a direction in the format field, such as a friendly briefing, a question-and-answer discussion or a balanced debate.
- Generate the audio, read the transcript and listen through. Download the draft you want to keep before its temporary link expires.
Tips for better results
- Give the speakers something concrete to discuss: a question, a tradeoff or a short sequence of events.
- Include definitions for specialist terms. Explain unfamiliar names and avoid pasting private customer information into a public tool.
- Separate facts from opinions in your notes. If a number matters, include its context rather than asking the model to guess.
- Listen for pronunciation, awkward transitions and unsupported statements. Regenerate with a tighter brief if the explanation wanders.
Frequently asked questions
Is this AI podcast generator free?
You can try it without signing up. Daily generation limits apply, and media downloads are temporary. The tool shows availability and any limit message when you generate.
Can I turn a PDF into a podcast here?
There is no PDF upload on this page. Paste a relevant text excerpt or your own notes into the topic field instead. Use material you have permission to share.
Does it generate real audio or just a script?
It generates an audio draft and returns a transcript alongside it. You can listen in the browser and download the audio.
Can I choose any voice or clone my voice?
This tool uses its provided two-speaker format. It does not offer custom voice cloning or an unrestricted voice catalogue.
Can I publish the podcast?
Review the full audio and transcript first, check your rights to the source material and follow the rules of the service where you publish. Do not present synthetic speakers as real guests.
Will this publish to Spotify or Apple Podcasts?
No. It produces a downloadable audio draft. Podcast hosting, feed setup and publishing happen separately.