Podcasting 7 min read
What is an Audiogram? (Podcast Video Guide)
Audiograms are short video clips created from podcast audio with waveforms and captions.
What is an Audiogram?
An audiogram is a video created from audio content, typically featuring:
- Waveform visualization that moves with the audio
- Captions/subtitles showing what's being said
- Podcast artwork or branding
- Duration of 30 seconds to 2 minutes
Why Podcasters Use Audiograms
Social media platforms prioritize video content. Since podcasts are audio-only, audiograms let podcasters:
- Share clips on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and LinkedIn
- Give potential listeners a preview before committing to a full episode
- Create shareable content that drives podcast downloads
Anatomy of a Great Audiogram
1. Compelling Audio Selection
Choose a clip that:
- Makes sense without context
- Contains a strong statement or insight
- Hooks attention in the first 2 seconds
2. Eye-Catching Visuals
- Animated waveform that pulses with audio
- Branded colors and logo
- Clean, uncluttered design
3. Clear Captions
- Large, readable text
- High contrast colors
- Animated for engagement
How to Create Audiograms
Using Atomiser
- Upload your podcast episode
- AI extracts the best moments
- Waveform and captions added automatically
- Export for each platform
Using Headliner
- Upload audio file
- Choose waveform style
- Add captions
- Export
Using Canva
- Create video with audio
- Add waveform animation
- Type captions manually
- Export
Audiogram Best Practices
- Keep it short - 30-60 seconds is ideal
- Square or vertical - Better for mobile feeds
- Strong hook - First 2 seconds matter most
- Always add captions - Most viewers watch muted
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