Feed episode in. Vertical and square clips, captions, scheduling, and per-network posts out. Publish to YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn, Instagram, Bluesky, and TikTok today — by hand, or on Autopilot from new episodes and your back catalogue.
PodSEO turns podcast audio into short-form clips, captions, and posts for YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn, Instagram, Bluesky, and TikTok. Generate clips with credits, then post now, schedule ahead, or let Autopilot handle new episodes and your back catalogue.
Social Clips and the multi-network scheduler are one pipeline, not two separate features. Pick an episode from your feed. We find the clips, render the videos, and prepare posts for the networks you can publish to today. Or hand the whole pipeline to Autopilot and let it run.
PodSEO reads episodes from your podcast feed. If the episode has a transcript or audio enclosure, we can analyze it and show the credit cost before clip generation runs.
We pick the moments worth pulling: hooks, punchlines, strong claims, named guests. Each selected moment can be rendered as a branded clip and previewed before posting.
Write one caption, choose destinations, then publish now, save a draft, or pick a scheduled time. YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn, Instagram, Bluesky, and TikTok publish today.
Check each clip, caption, destination, and time before it goes out. Publish now, schedule later, or save a draft for another pass.
Auto-clipping starts from your feed episode. PodSEO analyzes the transcript or episode audio, suggests the strongest moments, and lets you render the clips you want to use.
Choose the destinations that are live in PodSEO, review the caption, and decide whether each post goes out now, waits as a draft, or gets scheduled for a specific time.
PodSEO prepares the clips and captions, but you decide what ships. Review the title, caption, destination, and schedule before publishing.
Autopilot watches your feed. When a new episode is published it creates clips and schedules them across the destinations you picked, spread over the following days. You can also keep a steady cadence between releases: Autopilot goes back through your existing catalogue and keeps posting while you write the next episode.
We mark each network honestly: Live means a direct publishing flow is shipped in-app. Facebook and Threads are built too — they switch on the moment Meta approves our app.
Example output from a podcast week where clips are generated with credits and scheduled across live destinations.
Auto-cut from one ~60-minute episode. Captioned, branded, and prepared in vertical and square formats.
Same clips, one reviewed caption, selected destinations, and a publishing time for each post.
Review captions, destinations, and timing from one place before anything goes public.
| Generic social scheduler | Manual workflow | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Starts from your podcast feedFeed episode → clips → posts | ✓ | — | Hours of editing |
| Auto-clipping from episode contentTranscript or audio-based moment detection | ✓ | — | — |
| Multi-network schedulingOne queue for supported networks | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| Live publishing destinationsYouTube Shorts, LinkedIn, Instagram, Bluesky, TikTok | ✓ | Varies by tool | — |
| AutopilotNew episodes and back catalogue, posted for you | ✓ | Queue refills only | — |
| Podcaster tierNo credit card | ✓ | Limited | ✓ |
6,000+ podcasts optimizing on PodSEO
“PodSEO completely transformed how we manage the Holding It Together podcast. It takes the guesswork out of show notes and search optimization, saving us hours of manual work every week. If you want your podcast to actually get discovered, this tool is a must-have.”
Every network we have built. YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn, Instagram, Bluesky, and TikTok are live publishing targets today. Facebook and Threads are built and waiting on Meta's app approval — they turn on for everyone as soon as it lands.
Yes, that's Autopilot. It picks up new episodes as they publish, creates clips, and schedules them to the destinations you connected. It can also keep posting between releases by working through your back catalogue on the cadence you choose. It spends your credits, so you stay in control of how much runs each month, and scheduled posts stay editable before they go out.
No. Most users start from the suggested moments, render the clips they want, then review the caption and destinations before posting. You can regenerate a clip with different render options when the first result is not right.
Yes. PodSEO starts from the transcript or audio in your podcast feed, then scores moments that are likely to work as short clips: hooks, reveals, named guests, specific facts, and strong reactions.
The current flow starts from podcast feed episodes. PodSEO can render branded clips from the episode audio, with vertical and square outputs for social publishing.
PodSEO combines clip generation and scheduling in one workspace. Clip generation uses credits, so you can control how much you process each month instead of paying for a separate clip tool and scheduler.
Use credits to generate clips, then publish to YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn, Instagram, Bluesky, and TikTok, schedule posts for later, or let Autopilot do it.
Start free, use monthly credits to test the flow, and upgrade when you want more clip generation, scheduling, and social posts from every episode.