Use the episode footer to show the same links, credits, or calls to action at the bottom of every episode page automatically.
Add transcripts to your episode pages for accessibility and SEO. Podpage imports them from your feed automatically, or you can paste them in by hand.
Show a video player on any episode page by pasting a YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, or Rumble link, or embed a video anywhere in your show notes.
Change the Items per Page setting to control how many episodes or blog posts show on your list pages before Podpage adds pagination.
Link a YouTube playlist to Podpage so every new episode is automatically paired with its video version on your episode page.
Podpage watches your RSS feed and builds a page for every new episode automatically — URLs, metadata, sitemap, transcripts, and more.
Turn on SEO Boost and every new episode gets an SEO keyphrase, meta tags, summary, key takeaways, and FAQs the moment it imports.
Podpage doesn't host audio files. Host your episodes with a podcast host, and Podpage builds your website from your RSS feed automatically.
Podpage creates SEO-friendly episode URLs from your titles. Change any episode's URL on its edit page, or pre-set it in your RSS feed.
Deleted YouTube videos keep coming back? Podpage re-imports everything from your connected channel — switch to a playlist to control what appears.
Podpage hosts your website and displays episodes from your RSS feed, but the feed itself comes from your podcast host.
Podpage displays transcripts on your episode pages but doesn't create them. Use a transcription tool like Descript or Otter.ai, then add the result.
Learn which media player Podpage shows on your episode pages, and how to switch players site-wide or for a single episode.
Embed a YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, or Rumble video on any episode page so your audience can watch or listen — whichever they prefer.
Error 153 on an embedded YouTube video is almost always caused by the viewer's browser — ad blockers, extensions, or stale cached data.
You don't need to — every Podpage automatically includes the RSS link tag that identifies your website as your podcast's official home.
Understand how Podpage builds and indexes your episode pages, and what to check when episodes look wrong on Google, Apple Podcasts, or Spotify.
Podpage checks active podcast feeds about every 30 minutes and supports real-time updates via Podping, so new episodes appear on your site fast.
Podpage pulls episode numbers from your RSS feed automatically. If your feed doesn't include them, we'll try to detect them from your episode titles.
Make timestamps in your chapters and transcripts clickable so listeners can jump to specific moments. Requires the Podpage audio player.
Connect your YouTube channel or playlist to Podpage to automatically import your videos and give each one its own page on your website.
Podpage imports each episode once, so edits at your podcast host don't sync automatically. Edit episodes on Podpage or re-sync your feed to update them.
Group your episodes into categories so listeners can browse by topic. Each category gets its own page, and Podpage recommends related episodes.
Podpage embeds your host's native media player, offers a built-in Podpage player, and supports Fusebox or any custom embeddable player.
Choose your next episode's URL before it's published — in your dashboard or at your podcast host — so you can prepare show notes and marketing links in advance.
Podpage automatically creates short, memorable URLs like yourpodcast.com/51 for every numbered episode — perfect for sharing on air and on social media.
How to delete an episode from your Podpage website, fix duplicate episodes, and understand why episodes still in your RSS feed get re-imported.
Point the episode link in your podcast feed to your Podpage so listeners in apps like Apple Podcasts land on your website, not a generic host page.
Deep links send listeners straight to a specific episode in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube Music. Add them manually, or let Podpage find them on Elite.
Give each episode its own artwork on your Podpage. Episode art imports automatically from your host, or you can upload it manually per episode.
Switch your website to Podpage's built-in audio player for a cleaner look and clickable timestamps on every episode page.
Find your podcast's RSS feed in Spotify for Creators and connect it to Podpage to import your episodes automatically.
Podpage works with any podcast host that provides a standard RSS feed — Buzzsprout, Libsyn, Transistor, Spreaker, RSS.com, and dozens more.
Your RSS feed comes from your podcast media host. Learn where to find it and how to connect it so Podpage builds and updates your website automatically.
Your Episodes page shows "page not found" when no episodes have been imported yet. Once an episode is imported, the page appears automatically.
New episode not showing on your Podpage website? Run a manual feed check and confirm the episode is in your RSS feed to get it appearing fast.
Seeing a grey box in your dashboard or a broken image on your site for a video episode? It usually means your YouTube video has no high-res thumbnail. Here's the fix.