• Add waveforms (from multiple options): Add animated waveforms to your audio clip with a click. Synced with your audio levels. Turn it into an engaging social media clip.
• Custom styles: Customize your audio waveform style, podcast cover art, and text. Auto-adjust alignments and themes, too. Just select an option and change. Give it your own brand touch.
• Add coverart and progressbar: Add a podcast cover. Set its size with a slider. And choose its placement to highlight your show. Also, add a progress bar and allow your listeners to skim your audiogram.
• Add text: Add a title and a subtitle to your audiogram that creates curiosity. Maybe the title and description of your episode. Or a quote from your show. Or a catchy question.
• 100% Free: Create podcast audiogram for free. No signups. No installation. No hidden paywalls.
• Upload in any format: We support multiple audio formats for the upload. (MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC).
• Non-cluttered UI: Easy to add visuals and text to your audiogram. Just choose an option and done.
• Secure processing: Generate waveforms, add coverarts, and more, locally in your browser. We don't save your original audio clip or your audiogram.

• Choose your audio waveform style:

  • From simple bars to a modern circular style. Be it playful or more meaningful. Add a waveform as per your podcast or audiobook’s topic.

• Adjust sensitivity and smoothing:

  • Want your podcast waveform to pick up even small details and match it with your voice? Or want a smooth flow? Adjust the sensitivity with a slider.

**Pick your colors for audiogram **

• Select a minimal or pick a radiant color template. Or create your own set. As per your podcast theme.

• Align Text and Cover Art:

  • Just choose the size and placement style of your text and cover art. Pick how your text and cover art blend together. Want to highlight your show? Center your cover art.
  • Or want a punchy quote in the spotlight? Choose a larger text size and keep your podcast cover down in the corner. Just scale it up or down. Select a setup that neither distracts nor falls dull.

• Pick a layout - specific to social media platforms:

  • Select a layout before you download your podcast audiogram. Be it a square clip for your Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn posts. Or portrait mode for your YouTube shorts, Instagram and TikTok reels. Or a landscape for a YouTube video.

1. Start with the right audio clip

• No random clips. But a clip that makes your audience watch your audiogram.
• Choose distinct audio clips for each social media platform. LinkedIn? More thought-provoking. Twitter? A hot take or opinionated content. Or shorter, yet a strong glimpse of your show, for Instagram. Maybe use a trend.

2. Pick your platform

• Not all platforms will drive audience to your show or audiobook.
• Your B2B podcast may not get love on TikTok. For a youth cult show, you get more views on Instagram, not LinkedIn. For an hour-long audiobook, YouTube should be your first choice.
• Know where your audience scrolls and hangs out.

3. The correct length of your podcast audiogram

• Keep it crisp, short. Keep it under 30-60 seconds, as most social media platforms prefer this length for short videos.

4. Use catchy title and subtitle

• A strong hook decides whether it’s a pass or worth taking pause.
• Add a striking question from your episode, a sneak peek into your conversation, or a quote from your audiobook.

5. Create audio waveform

• It makes your audiogram feel alive and gives a visual effect.
• Use an audio waveform generator like Cleanvoice. And choose a waveform that neither distracts nor feels flat.

6. The perfect captions

• Ultra-short reels and scrolling their feed with sound off. That’s what most of your audience does. The solution? Add captions to audiogram.
• Captions or subtitles make it easier for them to follow your content.
• Keep the captions easy-to-read and in sync with your audio. Adjust text size and fonts as per your audiogram’s dimensions.
• Pro tip:
  • If your background is too loud, tone it down. Your captions should stand out.
  • Using waveforms, too? Keep it small and non-dominating.

7. A subtle combination of color, waveform style, and cover art placement

• Choose a background color or image, that speaks the essence of your podcast. Be it bold, soothing, or fun. Just don’t make it a scroll-past fluff.
• Add a logo or podcast cover art for a brand recall. Or to say, “that’s a real show”.
• If the background or cover art is loud or has a darker tone, soothe it down with a simple waveform style.
• If your cover is minimal, you can play around with a quirky waveform. Let your text speak up, too.
• Place your cover art and texts so that they don’t overdo it.
• In the end, it all depends on your podcast’s vibe and what your audience loves to see. (On different social media platforms).

8. End with a strong CTA. Drive more listeners:

• When is your next episode going live? Where would you upload your podcast audiobook? Where should they follow you for updates? Or where to subscribe to your show?
• Turn these questions into clear CTAs. Be it as your caption, in your audio clip, or post description.
• Make it obvious to your audience what they should do next.

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