Find a clip worth watching
Search the conversation for a topic, quote or explanation. Choose an excerpt that makes sense on its own.
Tellers for podcasters
One episode. More videos to share.
Turn your podcast into captioned clips, illustrated video and shorter cuts. Start with audio or a filmed conversation, then tell Tellers what you want to publish.
- Audio or video input
- Captions and B-roll
- YouTube, Shorts and Reels
Example podcast clip
“Find a self-contained explanation of the main idea. Make a 45-second vertical clip with captions and relevant B-roll. Keep the speaker’s meaning intact.”
Ask for an editable first cut, then make it yours.
What you can do
Keep recording. Spend less time repurposing.
Give audio a visual story
Illustrate a recording with your footage, stock or generated images and video. Direct the style and pacing.
Make the formats you need
Create a landscape video for YouTube or vertical highlights for Shorts, Reels and TikTok.
How it works
From your source
to your next video.
For the example above
- A short clip to review
- Captions and visual context
- A vertical video to share
Add your episode
Upload the audio or video recording. Add a logo or any footage you want to include.
Ask for a video or clip
Choose the topic, length, style and format. Tellers finds the material and assembles an editable cut.
Refine and export
Check the excerpt, correct captions and adjust visuals. Export a video ready to share.
You keep creative control
Keep the conversation in context.
You choose which moments represent the episode. Change the boundaries, captions and B-roll before publishing.
See pricing and how AI usage worksBefore you get started
Can I start with an audio-only podcast?
Yes. Tellers can build an illustrated video around audio, using captions, your media, stock or generated visuals.
Can I choose the topic of the clip?
Yes. Ask for a specific theme, quote or explanation and specify the length. Review the selection and request changes if needed.
Can I edit the captions and visuals?
Yes. The result stays editable. Correct the captions, swap the footage, change the pacing or make another version.
Give your next episode a video.
Start with one recording and one clip you’d like people to see.