One source of truth
The output starts from the reviewed episode transcript.
podcast to blog post
Build a blog draft from your podcast transcript.
Use a saved custom prompt to develop an episode's argument into a blog draft. Keep the transcript nearby as you edit, and check quotes and claims yourself before publishing.
TRY IT FREE
Read the transcript quality for yourself
Upload an episode and read a transcript of the first 60 seconds — no account needed.
Add an episode preview
Upload an audio or video file. Cicadas will preview the first 60 seconds.
Upload audio file
MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4 or MOV. Up to 500 MB for the public teaser.
Blog posts on this page use a saved custom prompt, not a built-in article card. Custom prompts require a paid plan. Saved brand voice applies on paid plans and your first full-kit recording. Other Free recordings use generic writing guidance.
One recordingSaved custom promptReviewable draft
HOW IT WORKS
From recording to kit
Upload the episode
Upload a recording, or import a compatible episode from an RSS feed. Cicadas starts from the recording, not a disconnected text prompt.
Review the source
Read the transcript preview first, then use the full workspace after signup to confirm speakers, terms, and episode context.
Draft the blog post draft
Run a saved custom prompt against the reviewed transcript, then edit the result into a coherent article. Check every quotation and factual claim yourself.
Upload MP3, WAV or M4A audio, or MP4 or MOV video. You can also import compatible podcast episodes from an RSS feed.
The per-file cap is 1 GB for audio and 10 GB for video. An upload must fit both the per-file cap and your remaining storage. Remaining storage is your plan’s quota minus stored media and space reserved for uploads or processing already in progress.
Extracted audio needs additional storage after a video is uploaded. An upload can fit initially but still exhaust storage during processing.
WHY CICADAS
Built around the weekly production job
Reusable editorial instructions
Save the article structure and instructions you want to reuse. Custom prompt outputs need your own factual and quotation review.
Connected publishing kit
Keep the draft alongside notes, timestamps, social posts, and quotes.
OUTPUT GUIDE
An article with an argument
A transcript is source material, not an article structure. Use a custom prompt to create a deliberate editorial shape.
Focused thesis
Choose one useful claim from the episode instead of covering every topic.
Scannable progression
Arrange headings so each section advances the argument or practical lesson.
Source-grounded examples
Use episode moments as evidence without inventing facts or external context.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can Cicadas create blog post draft from a podcast?
Blog posts on this page use a saved custom prompt, not a built-in article card. Custom prompts require a paid plan. Saved brand voice applies on paid plans and your first full-kit recording. Other Free recordings use generic writing guidance.
Why upload the recording instead of pasting a transcript?
Uploading keeps transcription, review, and the content kit in one workflow, which reduces repeated setup and missing context.
Who is Cicadas built for?
Cicadas turns webinars, customer interviews, podcasts and executive talks into publish-ready LinkedIn posts, newsletters and pull quotes for B2B marketing teams, in English and French.
Does Cicadas support custom prompts?
Yes. Saved custom prompts create additional transcript-backed assets; they do not override the fixed Content Kit cards. Saved show direction can guide the kit's tone and preferences.
Where can I compare current plans?
The pricing page lists the current recording allowance and workspace limits for each plan.
Can I keep different brand voices separate?
Each workspace has its own voice settings, glossary and custom prompts. Check pricing for the included workspace allowance.
NEXT STEP
Create blog post draft from one real episode.
Review plan access to custom prompts, then bring a recording to the workspace.
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