Script to Multi-Voice Podcast Tool: Cast a Script and Render Episode Audio
AudioProducer.ai takes a script you wrote, assigns a separate voice to every speaker in it, and renders one finished multi-voice episode you can download as MP3.
This page lists what the tool accepts, what it returns, what it will not do, and the sequence for running one script through it.
Capabilities
| Capability | Takes in | Emits |
|---|---|---|
| Podcast Editor | A script you write or paste, with hosts and guests as separate speakers | An editable episode where each speaker is a distinct part |
| Per-speaker voice assignment | One voice picked per host or guest | A unique voice for any number of speakers in the script |
| Voice library | A selection from the built-in library (100+ voices, browsable and previewable) | The chosen voice applied to that speaker |
| Voice cloning | A short sample of your own voice, or any voice you are authorized to use | A cloned voice you can assign like any library voice |
| Tone and emphasis per speaker | A tone or style set on an individual speaker or line | The same voice delivering that part with that inflection |
| Pacing | Inserted pauses, emphasis marks, pacing settings | Rendered silence and stress at exactly those points |
| Music and sound effects | Library tracks or your own uploaded audio, with per-segment volume | Music beds and effects layered under the dialogue |
| Intro and outro | Intro music, custom intro text, outro | A spoken and scored open and close around the episode body |
| Mixing | The assembled episode | Automatic leveling, ducking and mixing across voices and beds |
| Render and export | One click | A finished episode as an MP3 download or a share link |
| Re-render | Edits to the script, voices, or mix | A new render, with no cap on how many times you re-render |
Inputs, outputs, limits
Inputs. A script you wrote, typed or pasted into the podcast side of AudioProducer.ai. Your own music and sound-effect files. A voice clone made from a short sample.
Outputs. One rendered episode, downloadable as MP3 or shareable by link. You own the audio you generate, you can publish it on any feed, and you can monetize it.
Limits, the ones worth knowing before you start:
- The AI drafting step does not read your script. AudioProducer's podcast generation feature drafts an outline and script from recent headlines on a topic you query. If you already have a script, you skip that step and go straight into the editor with your own text. The two are separate doors into the same editor.
- No hosting and no distribution. The tool renders, stores and exports the audio. It does not host your RSS feed and does not submit episodes to Spotify or Apple.
- Very long episodes may be split into parts during generation and export, for reliability.
- Third-party audio is your responsibility. Anything you upload has to be audio you have the rights to.
- Unused words do not roll over to the next billing period.
Steps
- Open the Podcast Editor and paste your script, keeping each host and guest as their own speaker.
- Assign a voice to every speaker, from the library or from a clone of your own voice, and set the tone per speaker where the delivery matters.
- Insert pauses and emphasis where the read needs them.
- Layer music and sound effects, either from the library or from your own uploads, and set the volume per segment.
- Configure the intro and outro: intro music, custom intro text, and the close.
- Render the episode in one click, download the MP3, and upload it to whatever host runs your feed.
If you are working from a screenplay rather than a podcast script, the format-specific notes are in turning a script or screenplay into an audio drama. Casting guidance for picking which voice belongs to which speaker is in choosing AI voices that fit your characters, and the whole pipeline from idea to published feed is covered in making a podcast with AI voices, end to end.
What it costs
The free plan is 1,200 words per month and needs no credit card. Paid plans start at $39.99 per month for 7,000 words and run to $199.99 per month for 100,000 words. What changes between tiers is the word allowance; the editor, the automatic markup and the voice library are on every plan. Unused words do not carry into the next month.
Where this fits
A script is the easy input for multi-voice audio, because it already says who is speaking. Casting stops being a guess about where one speaker ends and the next begins, and becomes assigning a voice to a name you already wrote down. The rest of the library on narration, feeds and distribution is indexed at all articles.
Bring your script and render one episode free, no credit card.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I use my own script, or does it have to generate one from the news?
- Either. The Podcast Editor lets you edit an AI-first draft or create your own script. The news-query drafting step is optional, and if you already have a script you skip it and paste your text straight into the editor.
- How many speakers can one script have?
- Any number. You assign a unique voice to each host or guest in the script, and you can adjust tone and style per speaker.
- What format does the finished episode come out in?
- MP3, downloadable from the project, plus an instant share link. You can re-render after edits as many times as you want to polish the mix.
- Does AudioProducer.ai publish the episode to Spotify or Apple?
- No. It renders, stores and exports the audio, and you own it and can publish or monetize it freely, but hosting the feed and submitting to directories stays with whatever podcast host you choose.
- Can one of the hosts be a clone of my own voice?
- Yes. You can clone a voice from a short sample, of your own voice or any voice you are authorized to use, and then assign that clone to a speaker like any library voice.