Practical guide
Turn your podcast into captioned shorts
Start with the source
Choose one self-contained answer from your own episode. Keep the question or enough context for the answer to make sense, and avoid cuts that change a guest’s meaning. Gather permission for guest appearances, music and inserted footage before processing.
Review before publishing
Upload the permitted source, review candidate moments, then check the vertical crop and names in the captions. Watch with sound off and with sound on. Export a draft and review it before choosing a publishing destination. Open your workspace.
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