All the Content Sources You Can Integrate with Jellypod
Creating a podcast has never been easier—or more flexible. With Jellypod, you can start from almost anything: a snippet of text, a full document, a spreadsheet, or even multimedia files like images and audio. This post breaks down all the types of inputs Jellypod supports and how they empower you to craft engaging and tailored podcast episodes.
1. Text-Based Inputs
Jellypod thrives on text! Whether you have a short snippet or a comprehensive document, the platform can analyze and convert it into engaging audio content.
- Supported File Types: txt, rtf, xml, abw, zabw, uof, uot, uop.
- Examples: Use a meeting transcript, a blog post draft, or even a research paper to create compelling episodes.
2. Documents and Presentations
Turn your presentations and detailed reports into polished podcast episodes for easy, audio-based consumption.
- Supported File Types: doc, docx, pdf, docm, dot, dotm, ppt, pptx, pptm, pot, potx, potm, key, pages, hwp, 602, cwk, lwp, mcw, sda, sdd, sdp, sdw, sgl, sti, sxi, sxw, stw, sxg, wpd, wps, pbd.
- Examples: Repurpose training materials, conference slide decks, or corporate strategy documents into dynamic learning content.
3. Spreadsheets
Transform data-heavy spreadsheets into digestible, narrative-driven episodes that explain trends, stats, and insights.
- Supported File Types: csv, xlsx, xls, xlsm, xlsb, xlw, tsv, dif, sylk, slk, prn, numbers, et, ods, fods, uos1, uos2, dbf, wk1, wk2, wk3, wk4, wks, 123, wq1, wq2, wb1, wb2, wb3, qpw, xlr, eth.
- Examples: Create a financial update, summarize key metrics, or share survey results in an engaging audio format.
4. Images and Web Pages
Visual content like infographics or web pages can be interpreted to create podcasts that explain or expand on the visuals.
- Supported File Types: png, jpg, jpeg, html, gif, bmp, svg, tiff, webp, htm, web.
- Examples: Use marketing assets, internal memos, or web content to produce informative episodes.
5. Audio Files
Already have raw audio? Jellypod supports direct uploads to enhance or repurpose existing content.
- Supported File Types: mp3, mp4, mpeg, mpga, m4a, wav, webm.
- Examples: Add intros or outros, rework previous interviews, or integrate pre-recorded voiceovers into new podcasts.
6. eBooks and Digital Publications
Share in-depth knowledge or stories from your published materials.
- Supported File Types: epub, pdf.
- Examples: Convert chapters of an eBook or key excerpts from a white paper into serial podcast episodes.
7. Custom URLs
Jellypod allows you to start from web URLs, pulling in fresh and relevant content to craft unique episodes.
- Examples: Create episodes based on the latest news articles, blog posts, or product pages.
8. Copy/Paste Section
Don’t have a file to upload? No problem! You can simply copy and paste your content directly into Jellypod to create your podcast.
How to Use Copy/Paste in Jellypod
Write or paste your text (e.g., blog posts, notes, or meeting agendas) directly into the Jellypod Source Editor.
Customize your episode structure by adding thematic highlights or dividing content into chapters.
Generate a podcast in minutes, using Jellypod’s AI to convert your text into engaging audio.
Final Thoughts
Jellypod’s wide range of supported inputs means that no matter the format of your inspiration or research materials, you can create high-quality podcasts tailored to your needs. From documents to spreadsheets, and from audio files to images, the possibilities are endless. Start exploring these input options today to craft your next great episode!