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Used for podcasts, YouTube videos, online courses, and short-form content

Podcasters
YouTubers
Spotify
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Creators

All the tools to grow your show

A complete creator suite designed for speed and quality. Simple enough for beginners, powerful enough for pros.

Recording

Capture every detail with studio-quality precision.

  • Screenshare
  • Reaction videos (with YouTube Audio)
  • Repurposing - Shorts
  • Podcasts - Video and Audio

Editing

Powerful tools to shape your story, fast.

  • Easy Templates
  • AI editor - timeline Editor
  • Multi-track Editor
  • Cloud Processing
  • Connects to Canva

Publish

Reach your audience where they are.

  • Social Media Channels
  • Direct posting to YouTube
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Latest Additions

Our newest articles and blog posts.

Why You Should NEVER Record a Podcast in Zoom
Sep 30, 2026

Why You Should NEVER Record a Podcast in Zoom

Zoom might be great for meetings, but it wasn't built for podcasts. Here's why I don't recommend recording podcasts in Zoom, and how Podsplice makes it easier to record high-quality remote interviews, edit your podcast, create Shorts, and publish your content.

Best Browser for Recording System Audio on Mac and Windows
Sep 22, 2026

Best Browser for Recording System Audio on Mac and Windows

Google Chrome is our recommended browser for recording system audio (internal audio) on both Mac and Windows. Learn why Chrome works so well with Podsplice for recording your screen, microphone, webcam, and computer audio in high quality.

Understanding Directional, Dynamic, and Condenser Microphones for Podcasting
Sep 21, 2026

Understanding Directional, Dynamic, and Condenser Microphones for Podcasting

Learn the difference between directional, omnidirectional, dynamic, condenser, and cardioid microphones—and how to choose the right setup for better podcast audio with Podsplice.