PodcastsToText

Find the RSS feed
behind any podcast.

Directories, analytics tools and podcast apps all want a show's RSS feed, and neither Spotify nor Apple shows you one. Paste any link to an episode or a show, get the RSS feed.

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How it works

Three steps, about five seconds

No account, no card, nothing to install.

  1. Copy any link to the show

    The episode link in your clipboard is enough. On Spotify use ⋯ → Share → Copy link; on Apple Podcasts copy the address from your browser. A feed belongs to the show, so an episode link lands on the same feed.

  2. Paste it above

    An episode link works as well as a show link: a feed belongs to the show, so either one lands on the same feed.

  3. Copy it, or open it

    You get the feed URL and the show name it belongs to, so you can see it is the right show before you paste it anywhere. Open feed shows you the XML itself.

While you are here

Discover PodcastsToText

The transcript is where it starts. Here is what the rest of the studio does with it.

Your episode opens in an editor.

Click a word and you hear it. Change a speaker name once and it changes everywhere. The whole episode is one page you can actually read, with the line playing highlighted as it goes.

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Transcribed from the episode link · click any line to seek
M
Marios
Have you ever listened to a podcast and wish you could read what was being said?
Maybe to quote it, study it, or just to find that one line again without re-listening to the whole podcast.
Hey everyone, I'm Marios and I'm really excited to introduce you to my new project,
podcasttotext.com.
It's a web-based app that converts podcast episodes from Spotify and Apple Podcasts into clean, accurate text in just seconds.
Why did I build this up? You may ask.
I built it because I listened to a lot of podcasts.
And at the end of each episode, I was forgetting what was being said.
So I wanted a way to quickly take notes or revisit specific moments without rewinding,
without re-listening the whole podcast.
Uploading files or manually transcribing just wasn't practical.
So I decided to make something that's fast.
Chapters
The problem: hearing something and losing it
0:00
Introducing podcaststotext.com
0:12
Why I built it
0:29
How it works: paste, choose a format, read
1:01
Who it is for
1:17
Try it free, and what comes next
1:28
0:19 / 1:54

AI that simplifies everything after the episode.

Chapters with real timestamps, a summary, show notes, translation into around a hundred languages, and a chat that answers from the transcript only. The panel beside your transcript cycles through the lot.

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Chapters
The problem: hearing something and losing it
0:00
Introducing podcaststotext.com
0:12
Why I built it
0:29
How it works: paste, choose a format, read
1:01
Who it is for
1:17
Try it free, and what comes next
1:28

Publish the transcript and let people find the show.

Verify that the show is yours and any episode gets a public page here — show notes, chapters and the full transcript, open to readers and to search engines, with the words people actually search for on the page. Take it down again in one click.

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The PodcastsToText Podcast

Introducing PodcastsToText.com

1:54 · Marios
Episode summary
Marios introduces podcaststotext.com, a web app that turns a Spotify or Apple Podcasts episode link into clean, accurate text in seconds. He built it as a listener rather than as a product idea: he was finishing episodes and forgetting what had been said, and …
Chapters
  1. 0:00The problem: hearing something and losing it
  2. 0:12Introducing podcaststotext.com
  3. 0:29Why I built it
  4. 1:01How it works: paste, choose a format, read
Full transcript
Have you ever listened to a podcast and wish you could read what was being said? Maybe to quote it, study it, or just to find that one line again without re-listening to the whole podcast. Hey everyone, I'm Marios and I'm really excited to introduce you to my new project, podcasttotext.com. It's a web-based app that converts podcast episodes from Spotify and Apple Podcasts into clean, accurate text in just seconds.
FAQ

RSS feed questions

Yes. No account, no card, no minutes spent: this does not transcribe anything, it just resolves a link to a feed URL. It is rate limited per IP and carries a human check so it cannot be run as a bulk scraper, which is the only reason it can stay free.

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