Headliner turns podcast audio into shareable audiograms and captioned video clips in minutes.
Headliner is purpose-built for podcasters and audio creators who need visual content for social feeds. It creates audiograms — animated waveform videos with your artwork and captions — plus full-length captioned videos, transcript-based editing, and automated episode promo videos. Automatic transcription generates animated captions in multiple styles, and templates are sized for every social platform. It integrates with major podcast hosts for one-click promo creation.
The transcription engine powers much of the product: captions are generated with animated styles that perform well in silent social feeds, and transcripts can be edited as text to trim the underlying video. Headliner’s automated episode promo feature generates a ready-made video trailer whenever a new episode drops.
For creators repurposing episodes across platforms, Headliner’s template system keeps branding consistent while automation removes the export-and-resize grind. It has become standard tooling in podcast marketing stacks alongside hosting and editing software.
Headliner has a free plan with watermarked exports and monthly limits. Paid plans remove watermarks, expand video lengths, and add advanced caption and branding options.
Podcasters, radio shows, and audio-first creators who need a steady stream of social video without hiring an editor.
Yes, a free tier exists with export limits and a watermark; paid plans lift both.
Headliner provides integrations and a developer API on business plans for automated audiogram generation.
General video editors can make audiograms manually; Headliner automates the entire audio-to-social-video workflow specifically for podcasters.
Export limits depend on plan, with paid tiers supporting longer videos suitable for full-episode captioning.
Yes, custom colors, fonts, logos, and saved templates keep every audiogram on-brand.
Yes, video content can be captioned and clipped alongside audio-first formats.
Headliner focuses on asset creation; publishing is typically handled by social scheduling tools.
Yes, radio and audio programs use it to create social video promos efficiently.
Yes, video creators use its captioning and clipping tools to cut promos and short clips from longer recordings for social feeds.