Video Editor for Podcasters

• An audio-first video editor for podcasters

  The multi-track magnetic timeline is built around sound, with waveforms you can read clearly even on an hour-long file. Trim, split and rearrange host and guest tracks without knocking audio out of sync, and stack picture-in-picture or split-screen layouts for interview shows.

• Cut filler words and dead air from the transcript

  EchoWave transcribes your episode, flags every um, uh, repeat and long silence, then removes them in a click. Deleting a sentence from the transcript deletes the matching footage too. It cuts what was said rather than processing the sound, so your voice stays untouched. Try it on its own with the filler word remover.

• 176 caption presets, including karaoke styles

  Word-level timestamps drive word-by-word karaoke captions with active-word fill, and you can recolor or emphasize any single word. Translate subtitles into 86 languages or run bilingual captions for international audiences. Export the transcript as SRT, VTT, TXT or JSON for show notes with the podcast transcript generator.

• 93 visualizer styles for audiograms

  Pick from 93 waveform, bar and FFT spectrum visualizers, drop in your cover art, and an audio-only highlight becomes a video worth posting. The audiogram creator walks the same flow if audiograms are all you need this week.

• Clips and trailers from the same project

  Search the transcript for the quote you remember, split it out, and resize the canvas to 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. Reframe with crop and zoom, then let the karaoke captions carry viewers who watch muted. No re-uploading, no second app.

• A recorder studio with a teleprompter

  Record webcam, screen with audio, voice-only takes or full presentations without leaving the browser. The built-in teleprompter keeps intros, ad reads and solo episodes on script, and the recording lands straight on your timeline for editing.

• Templates for repeatable episode branding

  Save your intro card, lower thirds and end screen as a template with text and image placeholders, then fill in the episode title and guest name each week. The brand kit stores your colors, logos and custom fonts, and a CSV upload batch-renders up to 100 clips at once.

• Echo handles the busywork

  Echo is a chat assistant inside the editor with 39 editing tools. Tell it to cut the silences, caption the episode in a Beast Mode style, or add a zoom pop on the punchline, and it does the clicking. It saves a checkpoint before big changes, so one click undoes everything.

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   Upload or record your episode

   Drag in your recording as video or audio: MP4, MOV, WebM and AVI work, and so do MP3, WAV and M4A. No file yet? Open the recorder studio and capture webcam, screen or voice right in the browser. The canvas sizes itself to your first file.

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   Transcribe, then cut like a document

   Auto-transcription supports dozens of languages, with word-level timestamps on every line. Delete a rambling tangent by deleting its sentences, then run filler word and silence removal in one click to tighten the whole episode.

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   Caption and brand it

   Pick one of 176 caption presets and swap in your brand fonts and colors from the brand kit. Audio-only show? Add cover art and one of the 93 visualizers. Finish with an intro card, transitions and scrolling end credits.

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   Render in the cloud and download

   Free renders export as HD MP4 (up to 720p) with a small removable EchoWave watermark badge and a short branded end card. Paid plans remove the badge and add 1080p, with 1440p and 4K on Pro and 8K on Business, plus bitrate and fps controls if your host has specs. Basic and up also export MP3 or M4A audio for your RSS feed. Then duplicate the project, resize to 9:16, and cut your first clip.

• 16:9 Landscape

  • YouTube
  • Spotify video
• 9:16 Vertical

  • TikTok
  • Reels
  • Shorts
• 1:1 Square

  • Audiograms
  • Feed posts
  • LinkedIn

• Full episodes for YouTube

  Edit the complete conversation at 16:9 with split-screen layouts for host and guest, then burn in captions so the episode reads with the sound off. Color adjustments and presets help two mismatched cameras sit together.

• Vertical clips for TikTok, Reels and Shorts

  Search the transcript for the moment, split it into its own clip, and resize to 9:16 with a manual crop and zoom to frame the speaker. Karaoke captions with active-word fill keep muted scrollers watching.

• Audiograms for audio-first shows

  No cameras, no problem. Put your cover art on a square canvas, add one of 93 visualizer styles that moves with the voice, and caption the quote. A sixty-second audiogram promotes the episode everywhere your listeners scroll.

• Episode trailers

  Stack the two or three strongest moments into a 30 to 90 second teaser, using the 81 text animations and 56 transitions to keep it moving. A riser from the 30 sound-effect packs and a scrolling end card finish it off.

• A weekly template you fill and render

  Build your episode announcement once with placeholders for the title, guest name and artwork, then fill and render it each week in minutes. A CSV upload batch-renders a whole season, and the REST API and MCP server automate it entirely.

• Solo episodes and ad reads

  Load your script into the teleprompter, hit record on the webcam recorder, and read straight down the lens. The take lands on the timeline where transcript editing strips the stumbles before anyone hears them.

Based on each tool's public pages as of July 2026. Plans and features change often, so check current pricing before you commit.