Episode to blog post in 3 steps
The draft takes a click. Most of your time goes into making it yours.
Get the transcript
Paste an Apple Podcasts episode link, a podcast RSS feed, or a YouTube or SoundCloud link into the ClawGrab app and hit GRAB. Podcast audio is transcribed with speech-to-text, usually in a minute or two; Apple Podcasts and RSS episodes are transcribed up to the first 50 minutes. The transcript is free.
Click BLOG POST
In the Outputs panel under the transcript, click BLOG POST. You get a draft with a title, an introduction, sections with headers and a conclusion. AI outputs need a free account: 5 a month free; Pro is $12/month for unlimited.
Make it yours
Rewrite the intro in your own voice, check every quote against the audio, add links to what you mentioned, and embed the episode so readers can listen.
Why turn episodes into posts
Search engines read text
An episode is audio. A post about it gives search engines and readers something to find, skim and link to.
Some people read, not listen
A written version reaches readers who will never press play, and anyone who prefers text.
One recording, many pieces
From the same transcript you can also make a social pack, quotes, an AI paper and translations.
An editing checklist for the draft
Names and numbers
Speech-to-text can mishear names, brands and figures. Check them against the audio or your notes.
Quotes
Find the quote in the transcript, then check it against the audio before you use it, and say who said it.
Your voice
The draft is a structure. Your opinions, stories and examples are what make it worth reading.
Links and the episode
Link to the books, tools and people you mention, and embed or link the episode itself.
FAQ
The honest answers.
Is it free?
The transcript is free, with no card and no account needed (a free account can make up to 1,000 a month). The blog post is an AI output: a free account gets 5 AI outputs a month; Pro is $12/month for unlimited, cancel any time. Pro charges have a 30-day refund review.
Which podcasts can I use?
Apple Podcasts episode links, podcast RSS feeds (the newest episode), podcasts on YouTube and SoundCloud. Spotify is not supported because its audio is protected. If the show is also on Apple Podcasts, use that episode's link instead; shows that are only on Spotify can't be used.
Can I publish the draft as it is?
Treat it as a first draft. AI can misread a transcript or overstate a point, and speech-to-text can mishear names. Rewrite it in your voice and check every quote against the audio before publishing.
Can I turn someone else's podcast into a blog post?
Writing about an episode and quoting short parts with credit is everyday use. Publishing a post that reproduces most of someone else's episode usually needs the host's permission. Your own show is yours to use.
What else can I make from the same transcript?
The same Outputs panel makes a social pack, quotes, an AI paper and translations. Each one counts as one AI output. (Chapters need a timestamped transcript, which podcast episodes don't have.)