Turn your best podcast clip into a video.
Audiograms are how podcasts get shared in feeds that don't play plain audio. BiepBop builds one from your episode — cover art, a waveform that follows the voice, the episode title, captions and a progress bar — and exports an .mp4 for Reels, TikTok, Shorts or YouTube.
What makes a good audiogram
An audiogram is a short video made from an audio clip: your show's artwork, a waveform that moves with the voice, and usually captions. Social feeds autoplay video but not audio files, so it is the standard way to promote an episode.
Many people scroll with the sound off, so the captions carry the hook, and the waveform and progress bar tell them it is audio worth turning on.
How to make a podcast audiogram
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Start from the Podcast template
Open the editor and pick the Podcast template from the Template menu at the top of the Layers panel (on a phone: Add → template). It has cover art, a waveform, show and episode titles and a progress bar. Prefer the classic scrolling look? Select the Wave layer and pick the Audiogram style: the last seconds of the voice scroll by as rounded bars.
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Add your episode audio
Drop the audio file onto the timeline, then drag the in and out handles around the part you want to share.
- 03
Swap in your artwork and titles
Select the Cover layer and add your artwork with its image button in the properties panel, then edit the show name and episode title in their text layers.
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Add captions
Add a Lyrics / subtitles layer and paste your transcript lines, or import an .srt file. Lines with [mm:ss.xx] time codes and subtitle files sync instantly; plain lines land 2 seconds apart, and Tap to sync lets you time each line or word by tapping along with the clip. Set Display to Word pop or Word highlight for word-by-word captions.
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Export for the feed
Square (1:1) or Post 4:5 for feeds, Reels / TikTok (9:16) for Reels, Shorts and Stories, and YouTube (16:9) for longer clips. Tick the others under Also export to render them all in one go.
Export settings for audiograms
Pick the frame for where the clip will be posted; everything else can stay on the defaults.
| Where it goes | Preset | Resolution · frame rate |
|---|---|---|
| Feed posts | Square · 1:1 or Post 4:5 | 1080p · 30 fps |
| Reels, Shorts, TikTok, Stories | Reels / TikTok · 9:16 | 1080p · 30 fps |
| YouTube | YouTube · 16:9 | 1080p or 1440p · 30 fps |
Tips for clips people finish
Lead with the hook
Put the in handle right before the best line, not at the start of the answer. The first seconds decide whether anyone stays.
Let the waveform follow the voice
Voices sit mostly in BiepBop's mid band (about 81–873 Hz), so set the waveform to react to Mid for a calm, speech-shaped motion.
Keep captions short
One short line at a time is easier to read on a phone than a paragraph. Split long sentences across several caption lines.
Common questions
Is the audiogram maker free?
Can it transcribe my episode automatically?
Is my episode uploaded anywhere?
Which formats can I export for social media?
Can I make a video of a whole episode?
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The editor opens in this tab with a demo track, so you can try every step above before you add your own audio.