1Drop your audio
MP3 or WAV. One episode, a whole season, or a feature split into parts.
Drop MP3 / WAV files here
or tap to choose files
Everything happens in your browser. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
2Show tags
These apply to every file. Leave a field blank to keep what each file already has.
or tap
No art set, so each file keeps its current art.
For players that can’t see art inside WAV files, like Winamp. They show a cover image from the same folder instead.
Good to know
- Podcast apps mostly read your RSS feed, not the file. Tags matter most for direct downloads, archives, festival and award submissions, sales, and anyone who plays files in a music player.
- Art check uses Apple Podcasts specs: square, 1400–3000 px, JPEG or PNG, under 512 KB.
- Chapters work on MP3 episodes. They’re embedded in the file for apps like Apple Podcasts and Overcast, and can also be saved as a Podcasting 2.0 .json file for your feed.
- WAV files get tags in two places (INFO and ID3) so each player reads what it can. Some players, including Apple Music and Winamp, ignore art inside WAV files. Saving a cover.jpg alongside them covers those players.
Presets
Save a show's tags and art once, then load them for every new episode.
3Episodes & parts
Set each file's number, title and description. Use the arrows to fix the order.
No files yet. Drop some audio up top.
Rename files (optional)
{nn} is the number with a leading zero. Empty pieces are tidied away automatically.
Chapter files
Chapters are always embedded in the MP3. These settings cover the extra Podcasting 2.0 file.
Podcast apps load chapter art in the .json from a web link, not from the file. Chapter images are saved alongside your episodes. Upload them to this address and the .json will point to them. Leave it blank to skip art in the .json.
Upload the .json to your podcast host’s chapters option, if it has one.
Clears the show tags, art, rename settings and file list so you can begin a different show. Saved presets are kept.