Captioned Audiograms from an RSS Feed
Clean up speech by removing filler words, repeated words, long pauses, and unnecessary transcript punctuation for tighter, more polished clips.
CATAGORY
For Podcasters
INPUTS
Video / audio from upstream
INPUTS
Video / audio to downstream
What This Workflow Does
What it automates: Monitors your RSS feed, generates an audiogram video for each new episode, burns in auto-generated captions, and posts to social — automatically.
Who it's for: Podcasters who want to maximize reach and accessibility with captioned content on TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
When to use it: Every time a new episode drops — especially for content-rich, spoken-word shows where key quotes drive social engagement.
How It Works
Step 1: RSS Feed — New Episode Detected
Overlap monitors your podcast RSS feed and starts the workflow for every new episode. Compatible with all major podcast platforms and custom RSS feeds.
Step 2: Add Audiogram — Converts Episode to Waveform Video
Audio is transformed into a visual audiogram video. Configure orientation (horizontal or vertical), waveform color, waveform position, and background style.
Step 3: Add Subtitles — Captions Burned Into the Video
The spoken content from your episode is transcribed and captions are generated automatically. Control:
Caption position (Y axis)
Font size and style
Max characters per line
Lines visible at once
Caption style preset
Captions are burned directly into the video so they display on every platform — even when autoplay is muted.
Step 4: Post to Social — Published Automatically
Captioned audiograms are delivered to your connected social accounts.
Who's Is This For?
Podcasters targeting TikTok and Instagram: Captioned content consistently outperforms uncaptioned content in watch time and shares on fast-scroll feeds. This workflow gives you the best-performing format automatically.
Shows focused on quotable content: Q&A shows, expert interviews, and educational podcasts generate highly shareable quoted moments — this workflow surfaces them with readable captions.
FAQ's
Will the captions match what's actually said?
Yes. Captions are generated from the episode's audio transcription — they reflect the actual spoken content.
Can I customize the caption style to match my podcast branding?
Yes. Font, size, color, position, and style preset are all configurable in the Add Subtitles node.
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