
Eddy by Headliner
AI tool for podcast transcription, editing, and promotion, with promo asset generation.
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Eddy by Headliner is a podcast tool from Headliner that combines transcription, audio and video editing, and AI-generated promotional content in one dashboard. Users upload episodes directly, import from integrations such as Google Drive or Zoom, search their back catalog, or paste a YouTube link. Eddy generates a transcript with separated speakers, which users edit by highlighting and deleting text, and it can remove filler words and generate chapters. Its Podcast Promo Pack produces episode art images, keywords, quotes, show notes with chapters, and social media, blog, and newsletter copy, drawn partly from the show's existing branding. The Clip Finder suggests engaging clips from an episode. Users export audio in MP3, documents in DOCX or PDF, transcript files in VTT or SRT, and video in MP4. Headliner states that it has helped over 1.3 million podcasters, and Eddy serves podcast creators who want to produce transcripts, edit episodes, and promote shows with less manual work. The tool supports 100+ languages according to the company's help documentation.
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