AI Podcast Video Generator
Realistic AI podcast videos
of episodes that never happened.
An AI podcast video is a podcast scene generated from a written description instead of recorded in a room. You describe the studio, the two speakers, the camera angles and the exact lines, and VIDEO AI ME returns a finished clip with the dialogue spoken out loud. No guest to book, no studio to hire.
Made in VIDEO AI ME
A 20 second episode excerpt, generated from one description
Nobody sat in a room for this. The green panelled studio, the oak table, both men, their voices and the four camera angles between them all came from a single written brief. The prompt behind it is published in full on the examples page.
VIDEO AI ME Studio
A founder explainer in 16:9: your AI actor, chaptered animations, sound design and captions, made from text.
Your AI actor
Cloned from one selfie and speaking in your own voice. No camera, no crew.
Chaptered and animated
Write the script in chapters; each one animates with UI screens on cue.
Finished in 16:9
Editing, sound design and captions added automatically, then exported.
Why VIDEO AI ME
What it takes to make a generated podcast look real
Pro Edit
Cuts and pacing assembled for you.
Sound Design
Music and SFX matched per chapter.
Captions
Word-by-word, burned in and timed.
Auto edit
Editing, sound design and captions are assembled automatically after you generate the clip. No timeline, no editor.
From text
Pick a look, write your prompt and script, then hit Generate. Your explainer is built from a line of text, presented by your own actor.
How do you make an AI podcast video?
You write the episode instead of filming it. The description covers what a shoot would cover: the room and its lighting, who is sitting in each chair and what they are wearing, which cameras cover them, how often it cuts, and the exact words each person says. The output is a graded clip with the lines already spoken, not a storyboard to assemble.
Realism comes mostly from restraint. One room, one lighting setup and the same faces in every shot, covered by a handful of fixed angles that cut between each other the way a real two-camera episode is edited. The things that give a generated clip away tend to be additions rather than mistakes: LED strips, haze, shelves of props, posed smiles and a caption stamped across the middle. Leave them out and the footage reads as coverage.
A real person can take one of the two seats. From a single reference photo, a founder appears as the guest across every angle without sitting in a studio, while the host stays invented. That is what makes the format work as an ad: the host says the objection your buyer is already thinking, out loud and slightly bluntly, and the person with the answer replies in plain speech rather than ad copy.
Frequently asked questions
- What is an AI podcast video?
- It is a podcast scene generated from a written description rather than recorded. The studio, the microphones, the people and the spoken conversation are all produced from text, so a clip that looks like an excerpt from a two-hour episode can exist without an episode ever being recorded.
- How do I make an AI podcast video?
- Describe the room, the two speakers, the camera angles and the exact lines they say, then generate. VIDEO AI ME writes the frames, renders each beat with the dialogue spoken aloud, and cuts them together. You approve every frame before any video credits are spent.
- Can I be the guest in my own AI podcast video?
- Yes. One reference photo puts a real person in the guest seat and holds their face across every angle in the clip. The host can stay invented, which is usually the one asking the awkward question.
- What makes a generated podcast clip look realistic?
- Consistency and restraint. The same room, lighting and faces in every shot, a small number of fixed camera angles, and flat conversational delivery. Neon strips, haze, cluttered shelves, posed smiles and burned-in captions are what make a clip read as generated.
- How long does an AI podcast video take to make?
- Minutes rather than a shoot day. The script and the frames are generated first, you approve the frames, and only then are the clips rendered and cut together, so nothing expensive happens before you have seen the studio and the cast.
- Does the podcast format work as an ad?
- It works when the objection is spoken by someone who is not selling. The host doubts, the guest answers, and the viewer changes their mind alongside the host instead of being pitched. A clip that ends mid-sentence reads as an excerpt rather than an advert.
- Can I make AI podcast videos in other languages?
- Yes. The spoken lines can be written in any language you ask for, and the same studio, cast and camera coverage carry across, so one format covers several markets.
- Do I need editing skills or a studio?
- Neither. There is no room to book, no microphone to set up and no timeline to learn. You write the brief, approve the frames, and the cut is assembled for you.