Transcribe podcast episodes from an RSS feed

Every public podcast has an RSS feed. Paste it here to transcribe shows that are hard to find by search: small or local shows, new launches, your own podcast.

How it works

  1. Find the feed

    Hosts like Buzzsprout, Libsyn, Podbean and Acast all publish one. See the RSS guide below.

  2. Paste the URL

    Podskrift lists the latest episodes with titles, dates and lengths.

  3. Transcribe

    Pick an episode and get .txt and timestamped .srt.

Questions

Where do I find a podcast’s RSS feed?

On the host’s website, in the show’s “Subscribe” or “RSS” link, or via its Apple Podcasts page. Our RSS guide walks through it.

Do private or password-protected feeds work?

Only if the access token is part of the feed URL itself. Feeds that need a separate login do not work.

Can I transcribe my own podcast to publish the text?

Yes. Download the .txt for show notes or the .srt for captions.

What does it cost?

Start free, no card needed. After that, minutes are a one-time purchase: from $1.50 for 60 minutes, cheaper per minute the more you buy (1,200 min for $11), or just the minutes one episode needs. No subscription. You can also add your own OpenAI API key and pay OpenAI directly instead; that is optional.

What do I get back?

The full transcript as plain text (.txt) and as SubRip subtitles (.srt) with timestamps, plus a reading view in the browser. Transcripts are private to your account unless you create a share link.

Which languages work?

28 languages, transcribed with modern speech recognition. Auto-detect is the default; choosing the language yourself helps on short or accented audio.