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Podcast visualizer and audiogram maker

A podcast episode needs a video to exist on YouTube and a clip to exist on feeds, and the visual has one job: show that someone is talking and leave room for the words. These scenes do that — the audiogram wave under a photo, a studio recorder with live timecode, a VU needle with real inertia, a credits line, a caption callout pointing into the frame.

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13 scenes · previews rendered from one synthetic beat · hover or scroll to play

MINI PLAYERProgress and timecode, like a player.Open in the editor →

RECA recording indicator and a live timecode.Open in the editor →

RIBBONA wide filled wave, like a track in an editor.Open in the editor →

STROKESA wave made of vertical strokes, like an audio track.Open in the editor →

GLASSA frosted panel; the background blurs beneath it.Open in the editor →

CREDITSA credits line with a hairline of progress under it.Open in the editor →

RECORDERStudio timecode and L/R level meters.Open in the editor →

NEEDLEAnalogue VU: a needle with inertia and overshoot.Open in the editor →

SCALEA level strip with graduations and dB figures.Open in the editor →

COMBDense thin strokes across the full width.Open in the editor →

CALLOUTA caption with a leader line pointing into the frame.Open in the editor →

COMMENTSMessages pop up from the bottom and drift upwards.Open in the editor →

TICKERA now-playing ticker line.Open in the editor →

The audiogram, done properly

RIBBON, STROKES and COMB are the classic audiogram shapes — a filled wave, vertical strokes, a dense comb — drawn from the real analysis of the voice rather than a looping animation. Put them along the bottom of a photo of the guest or the studio, leave the upper two-thirds for the title and a pull quote, and you have the format every podcast clip uses, without a subscription.

The studio look

RECORDER shows studio timecode and left/right level meters; NEEDLE is an analogue VU with inertia and overshoot; SCALE is a level strip in decibels; REC adds a recording indicator. Over a dark photo they read as a control room, which is the honest visual for a talk show. CREDITS runs a line of text with a hairline of progress under it — episode number, guest, date.

Words on screen

A large share of feed viewing is muted, so the clip must read without sound. Paste the key lines of the episode, then play it and tap Space as each line begins — or import an SRT with timecodes if you already have a transcript. Every line stays editable on the subtitle track. CALLOUT points a caption at a spot in the frame; COMMENTS and TICKER add a live-show feel. Full episodes export at any length; for a feed clip, trim to the best forty seconds.

FAQ

Does SLOVO transcribe the episode? No. There is no speech recognition — you paste the lines you want on screen and set their timing by tapping along with the episode, or import an SRT made by a transcription tool. Can I export a full one-hour episode? Long exports work, but the comfortable range is up to about twelve minutes per file; for a full episode export in parts and join them, or make a static-plus-audiogram version. Which shape for a clip with text? RIBBON or COMB along the bottom edge, inside the platform safe zone, with the title and quote above.

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