• 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 - title & subtitle: Add a title and a subtitle to your 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.

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.

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.

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. (Except you want it to post your podcast as a full YouTube video).

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.

Create audio waveform

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

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 your 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.

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).

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.

Example Podcast Audiogram Examples

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