Adobe Podcast: a studio for your voice, right in the browser
Adobe Podcast gives creators one tidy place to record a conversation, rescue a rough take and cut the final episode, with no heavy software to install and no audio engineering degree required.
Everything a spoken-word project needs, nothing it does not
Most audio suites are built for musicians. Adobe Podcast starts from the opposite end: a person talking into a microphone and wanting the result to sound professional.
Speech enhancement
Drop in a recording and the service lifts the voice out of the background, so a laptop mic can pass for a treated booth.
Recording studio
Invite a guest, hit record and capture each participant on a separate track, then tidy everything in the same window.
Edit by reading
Your episode is transcribed, so removing a stumble is as simple as deleting the words from the script.
Mic Check
A quick test tells you whether your room and microphone are ready before you waste an hour on a take you cannot use.
Cloud projects
Sessions live online, so you can start on one machine, finish on another and keep every version of the episode close.
Export-ready files
Finish with a clean mix you can publish to a podcast host, attach to a video or hand to a client.
Your first episode in four moves
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Check the microphone
Run Mic Check, read a sentence aloud and see how your setup holds up against echo and hum.
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Record or upload
Capture a fresh conversation in Studio, or bring in a file you already have from a phone, a call or a camera.
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Clean and trim
Apply speech enhancement, then cut filler words and dead air straight from the transcript.
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Download and publish
Export the mixed audio and send it wherever your listeners or viewers are waiting.
Made for people who talk for a living, or for fun
From a first-time host with a spare bedroom to a marketing team recording customer stories, the workflow stays equally simple. Pick the situation closest to yours.
- Interview recorded over a noisy video call? Rescue it.
- Voice-over captured in a hotel room? Make it sound like a studio.
- Webinar audio that needs a proper tidy before sharing? Done in minutes.
- Solo show with too many “um” moments? Delete them as text.
Questions people ask first
What is Adobe Podcast used for?
It is a web-based set of audio tools for spoken content: improving how a voice sounds, recording remote conversations and editing the result with a transcript.
Do I need special equipment?
No. A built-in laptop microphone or a phone recording is enough to start, and a decent USB mic simply gives the tools better material to work with.
Can I use it for video projects?
Yes. Speech from a video file can be cleaned up and exported, which makes it handy for tutorials, interviews and social clips.
Where do I go to clean up a single file quickly?
Head to the enhance tool, covered in detail on the Adobe Podcast Enhance page of this site.
How does the artificial intelligence part work?
Trained models separate speech from everything else in a recording. The Adobe Podcast AI page walks through each feature in plain language.
Give your next recording a fair chance
Open Adobe Podcast, drop in that file you were about to delete and hear what a few seconds of processing can do.
Try Adobe Podcast