The Podcraftr Podcast Creator plugin allows you to instantly convert any WordPress post into a studio-quality podcast episode using the Podcraftr API. Perfect for content creators, bloggers, and publishers looking to expand their audience through podcasting without the hassle of audio editing or production.
With Podcraftr, you can easily build a podcast series and transform written posts into professional audio, all within WordPress!
Learn more at [https://podcraftr.com/] (https://podcraftr.com/)
Features
- Instant podcast creation: Convert any post into a podcast with one click.
- Podcraftr API integration: Seamless connection to your Podcraftr account.
- Professional-quality audio: AI-driven production ensures a studio-like finish.
- Free trial: Get 10 free credits when you sign up at https://podcraftr.com.
- Multiple series support: Manage and create different podcast series from within the Podcraftr App.
How to Use
- Create a podcast series in the Podcraftr App if you haven’t already.
- Open or create a new WordPress post.
- Click the “Create Podcast” button in the post editor to convert your post into a podcast episode.
- Preview and publish the podcast or manage episodes via the Podcraftr App.
Support
If you encounter any issues, please reach out to our support team at support@podcraftr.com or visit https://podcraftr.com for more information.
External services
This plugin connects to the Podcraftr API (https://app.podcraftr.com/api/v1) to send and receive data pertaining to your account including:
– Your published podcast series and episodes
– Your account details and information
– Publishing a new podcast episode on your account
The plugin sends data on each page where your list of published podcast series are loaded. The plugin sends your post data when you select to create a new podcast episode with your post content.
This service is provided by Podcraftr:
Terms of Use: https://podcraftr.com/terms-of-service/
Privacy Policy: https://podcraftr.com/privacy-policy/
License
This plugin is licensed under the GPLv2 or later. For more details, see the license documentation at https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html.
