Create a podcast intro and outro with AI — script, voice, and music mixed into one finished MP3.
Built for podcasters publishing on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. For broadcast station branding, use the Radio Jingle Generator.
Step 1: Create Your AI Voice
Write your message and pick a voice style
Start free with 2 credits. Each new voice includes 1 final mix.
Only need the voice line on its own? Use the AI Voice Generator. Want an original music bed first? Create one with the AI Music Generator.
1 final mix per voice.
Core Voices and 10 final mixes.
Premium Voices and unlimited remix.
Standard is the first Premium unlock. Professional gives you the same Premium access with more credits.
Most podcast intros run 10-30 seconds. Shorter is usually better: listeners decide fast, and your intro plays at the start of every single episode.
| Part | Typical length | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Music sting | 2-5 seconds | Sets the tone and makes the show recognizable from the first second. |
| Show name + promise | 5-10 seconds | Says what the show is and why a new listener should stay. |
| Host welcome | 5-10 seconds | A human voice builds trust — this is where your AI host line or your own take goes. |
| Episode teaser | 3-8 seconds | Names today's topic or guest so the intro earns its place on every episode. |
The same structure works for your outro: a short music tail under a thank-you line and one clear call to action — follow the show, leave a review, or visit your site. Creator dashboards such as Spotify for Podcasters show listener retention by episode position, which is the quickest way to check whether your intro is earning its seconds.
Last updated: November 2026.
Start from a proven shape, swap in your show name, and send the script straight into the generator above.
"Welcome to [Show Name] — the podcast that [one-line promise]. I'm your host, [Host Name]. Let's get into it."
"This is [Show Name], where we [topic] without the fluff. New episodes every [day]."
"You're listening to [Show Name] — stories, lessons, and ideas from [your world]."
"[Hook question]? That's what we unpack today on [Show Name]."
"Hey friends, welcome back to [Show Name]. I'm [Host Name], and today we're talking about [topic]."
"Welcome to [Show Name], the show for [audience] who want [outcome]. Let's dive in."
"It's [Show Name] — your weekly dose of [topic]. I'm [Host Name], glad you're here."
"Hello and welcome to [Show Name], brought to you by [Brand]. Today: [episode teaser]."
"Thanks for listening to [Show Name]. If this episode helped you, follow the show and share it with a friend."
"That's it for today on [Show Name]. Subscribe so you never miss an episode — see you next [day]."
"Enjoying [Show Name]? Leave a review and join us at [URL] for show notes and extras."
"Until next time — keep [verb-ing], and thanks for spending this time with [Show Name]."
"This episode is brought to you by [Sponsor] — [offer]. Find them at [URL]."
"Support for [Show Name] comes from [Brand]. Listeners get [deal] at [URL]."
"Quick break — when we come back, [teaser]. You're listening to [Show Name]."
"You're halfway through [Show Name]. Let's get back to [topic]."
No recording gear and no audio editing software — the whole intro is built in your browser.
Type the line your show should open with, or start from a script template above. Keep it under 30 seconds of spoken text — roughly 60-75 words.
Choose an AI voice style and generate the voiceover (2 credits), or upload and use your own recorded take instead.
Choose intro, background, and outro music from the library, create the final mix, and download a ready-to-publish MP3 for Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube.
Everything podcasters usually ask before making an intro.