1. Add your learning material
Upload a PDF, document, text file, or image, paste text directly, or enter a public webpage URL. The readable content is extracted and prepared for the podcast.
From learning material to a podcast you can actually listen to.
Learning Podcast guides you through source upload, podcast settings, optional dialogue review, audio generation, and private listening across your devices.
2. Choose the podcast style
Select the language, format, target duration, hosts, and optional memory aids such as memorable examples, light humour, or learning landmarks.
3. Review when needed
You can let production continue automatically or review the generated host dialogue first. Corrections are included; substantial additions may require a new price calculation.
4. Listen privately
Play or download the finished MP3, open it on your phone through a private QR link, or add your personal feed to a podcast app.
Common questions
Which source files are supported?
PDF, DOCX, TXT, Markdown, JPG, PNG, pasted text, and public webpages are supported. Scanned pages and images are processed with text recognition when required.
Is my podcast public?
No. Sharing and podcast-feed links are designed for private transfer between your own devices. Anyone who receives a valid private link may still be able to open it, so do not publish it.
May I upload copyrighted material?
Only upload and process material you are permitted to use. The service is intended for personal learning, not for republishing protected source material or generated audio publicly.
Why can the price change after editing?
The estimate covers the selected source and a reasonable correction buffer. Large additions increase AI and speech-generation costs, so the app may ask you to review an updated price before audio production.
Ready to create the next one?
Start a new learning podcast or contact us with the source type, browser, and exact message if something does not work as expected.