Turn a podcast link or uploaded recording into organized show notes, key points, and timestamped chapters you can review before publishing.
MP3, M4A, and WAV uploads supported
RSS/Atom feeds and Apple Podcasts show links. Signed-in uploads: MP3, M4A, WAV, up to 512 MB. Direct Spotify links are not supported.
●●●Your episode workspacePrivate draft
Sample · Interface preview
Your next episode
Show notes
Review the episode overview, topics and chapter outline before sharing.
Your content stays private until you decide to publish it. You keep editorial control.
Structured show notes
Episode key points
Timestamped chapters
Markdown download
How it works
Import an episode or upload the recording. BestPodcast creates a transcript first, then builds show notes and chapters from the spoken content.
Add an RSS or Apple Podcasts show link
Process the selected episode
Review and download your notes
What you get
The show-notes workflow produces a readable description and key points, alongside a separate chapter outline with source timestamps.
Editable episode notes
Key points from the conversation
Ordered timestamped chapters
A practical show notes outline
Start with a short episode overview, follow with the main discussion points, and add timestamped chapters. Before publishing, check names, numbers, links, and chapter times against the recording.
Overview: what listeners will learn
Key points: the ideas worth revisiting
Chapters: timestamps checked against the audio
Ready for your publishing flow
Use the result as an editorial draft for your website or podcast host, while keeping control over the final wording and links.
Podcast show notes are a written companion to an episode. They can summarize the conversation, highlight key points, and help listeners navigate topics with chapters.
Does BestPodcast create episode chapters?
Yes. The processing workflow creates an ordered chapter outline using timestamps present in the transcript.
Can I download the generated show notes?
Yes. Completed show notes can be downloaded as a Markdown file from the episode workspace.
From spoken words to useful content.
Every output is editable, timestamped, and kept private until you choose to share it.