1 / 4 · table
Chapters
| Time | Chapter |
|---|---|
| 0:00 | Intro and why this topic |
| 4:12 | How the guest got started |
| 18:40 | The mistake they'd avoid now |
| 31:05 | Listener questions |
A podcast show notes generator that starts from the episode.
Podcast show notes as slides: chapters, guest quotes, takeaways and everything mentioned.
Drop a recording2 / 4 · quote
In their words
“The first version was embarrassing. Shipping it anyway was the best decision we made.”
— Guest
3 / 4 · bullets
Takeaways
- Ship the first version before it feels ready
- Talk to five users before building the next feature
- Write down the decision, not just the idea
4 / 4 · bullets
Everything mentioned
- Books the guest recommended
- Tools they use every week
- Companies and links from the conversation
Example output: a podcast episode deck
Illustrative example of the layouts a Podcast episode deck uses. Your chapters, quotes and takeaways come from your own episode.
For podcasters · Try 2 decks free
This podcast show notes generator works from the episode itself: drop it and get show notes for your podcast as slides, with chapters built from real timestamps, your guest's best lines word for word, the takeaways, and everything mentioned. Editable in PowerPoint and ready for your episode page. To post a carousel, export the slides as images or PDF from PowerPoint.
- No card required
- Editable PowerPoint
- Files auto-delete
What goes in your show notes
Chapters with real timestamps
A chapter table built from the episode’s actual topic timestamps, ready to paste into your show notes or YouTube description.
Guest quotes, verbatim
Your guest’s best lines in their own words, attributed by name. Each one works as a pull quote or a standalone post.
Takeaways
The 3 to 5 ideas worth repeating, one clear claim per slide. Not a summary of who said what.
Everything mentioned
Books, tools, companies, and links from the conversation, collected on one slide for your show notes.
How it works
1
Drop the episode
Upload the audio or video file, or paste the MP3 link from your host.
2
Skip the ads and small talk
We split the episode into timestamped topics. Uncheck what should not make the cut.
3
Pick “Podcast episode”
Get the deck, rewrite any slide, and download an editable PowerPoint.
What a podcast show notes generator should give you
Show notes do two jobs: help listeners find their way around the episode, and give you material to promote it. A podcast episode's best marketing is already inside it: the guest's best line, verbatim.
That's why the deck starts from the recording. Chapters come from real topic timestamps rather than guesses, and quotes are the guest's own words, attributed by the name you give each speaker.
- A chapter table you can paste into your show notes or YouTube description.
- Quote slides that work as standalone posts.
- Takeaway slides, one idea each.
- One slide collecting the books, tools, companies and links mentioned.
When unfill.io isn't the right tool
The show notes come as slides in an editable PowerPoint, not a text file, so you copy the chapter table, quotes and links into your host's episode description. If you only want a plain transcript, this isn't it.
YouTube and Spotify page links don't work either; download the episode file, or paste the direct MP3 link from your host's RSS feed.
Questions
What do the show notes include?
Chapters with real timestamps, your guest’s best lines word for word, 3 to 5 takeaways, and the books, tools, companies, and links mentioned in the episode.
Is it a text file I can paste into my podcast host?
The show notes come as slides in an editable PowerPoint, not a text file. Copy the chapter table, quotes, and links from the deck into your host’s episode description.
Can I paste a link to my episode?
Yes: paste the direct MP3 link from your podcast host. Every RSS feed has one for each episode. YouTube and Spotify page links do not work; download the file and drop it instead.
How long can an episode be?
Full-length episodes work, as long as the file is under 500MB.
Can I name the speakers?
Yes. Click a speaker label after transcription and type the host or guest name. Slides and quotes use the real names.
Can I use it for podcast shownotes on every episode?
Yes. Shownotes or show notes, it's the same job: upload each episode after you record it. Free covers 2 decks in total; Pro covers 30 decks a month, which is enough for a weekly show. To look across a season, Pro can combine up to 10 episodes into one deck.
Can I edit the deck?
Yes. Edit any slide in the browser, ask Claude to rewrite it, then download a normal PowerPoint file you can change however you like.
What happens to my recording?
It is used only to build your deck and is automatically deleted about 24 hours after upload. We do not train AI models on your files.
How much does it cost?
Try 2 decks free, no card required. Pro is $19/month or $180/year for 30 decks a month, combining up to 10 recordings into one deck, and share links.
Other use cases
Dad joke break
Why did the podcaster bring a pencil to the recording?
Your next episode is already recorded. Your posts can be too.
Try 2 decks free, no card required. Editable PowerPoint. No watermark.
Upload an episode