Official YouTube publishing flow
Audioship requests YouTube upload permission so it can publish to the channel you choose. We never ask for your YouTube password.
Audio-to-YouTube publishing
Upload MP3 and audio to YouTube.
Choose an MP3 or another audio file, then add artwork and publishing details. Audioship creates the video and publishes it to your selected YouTube channel. Use the same workflow for one file, multiple files, or a back catalog.
Music and radioSermonsAudio archivesPodcasts
Free test drive: 3 videos/month, 30 minutes max, Audioship watermark. No credit card needed.
Proven audio publishing
A repeatable workflow used for millions of YouTube videos.
Prepare audio, artwork, and publishing details together, then send each finished video to the YouTube channel you choose.
475K+registered users since 2017
2.1M+videos created with Audioship
8+supported audio formats
Clear plan limits
Audioship monthly quota and YouTube's 24-hour upload cap are separate limits, so you can diagnose the right constraint.
Stripe checkout
Paid plans are handled through secure Stripe checkout and subscriptions can be managed from your account.
Plans
Full pricing Start free, upgrade when you publish more often.
Paid plans remove the watermark and raise monthly volume for recurring publishing.
Free
3 videos/month- 30 minutes max
- Audioship watermark
For proving the workflow before you publish regularly.
Start freePremium
100 videos/month- 4 hours max
- No watermark
For churches, radio, music channels, and podcasters that publish consistently.
Compare PremiumProfessional
600 videos/month- 10 hours max
- No watermark
For teams and archive projects moving a lot of long-form audio.
Compare ProfessionalOccasional publishing? Starter is available on the pricing page with 30 videos/month and no watermark.
Built for your workflow
Publish one recording or work through an entire catalog.
Use the same four-step flow for MP3 uploads, long recordings, bulk publishing, and podcast RSS.
Music, DJ, and radioBatch songs, mixes, radio shows, and long recordings.
Queue recurring channel uploads with consistent cover art, descriptions, privacy settings, and multi-file mixes.
Learn about MP3 uploads
SermonsPublish weekly long-form audio without video editing.
Turn sermons, talks, and services into YouTube videos with a repeatable template for each week.
Learn about audio-to-video
Archives and teamsTurn old audio libraries into scheduled YouTube videos.
Work through large collections with bulk upload, saved defaults, and plan limits that match catalog work.
Learn about bulk publishing
Podcast RSSMove podcast episodes and RSS back catalogs with control.
Use Audioship when you need editable metadata, reusable artwork, and a controlled upload order instead of a one-size RSS mirror.
Learn about podcast RSSOne connected workspace
Keep repeat-publishing tools close at hand.
Bulk uploads
Select many audio files and move them through the YouTube publishing workflow together.
Saved defaults
Keep descriptions, privacy, artwork, tags, and channel choices consistent across recurring uploads.
Multi-file mixes
Combine multiple audio files into one YouTube video for DJ sets, talks, collections, and archives.
Long uploads by plan
Move beyond short free tests with paid plans built for 2-hour, 4-hour, and 10-hour audio.
Private or scheduled releases
Prepare videos privately or schedule publishing around your channel calendar.
Optional podcast RSS import
Bring podcast episodes into Audioship when RSS is the right input for a smaller catalog segment.
Questions
Questions before you publish.
Can I upload MP3, WAV, FLAC, or M4A files?
Yes. Audioship accepts common audio formats including MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG, OPUS, AAC, and WMA.
Can I upload audio directly to YouTube?
YouTube requires a video file. Audioship creates the video with your artwork and publishes it to YouTube.
What is included in Free?
Free includes 3 videos per month up to 30 minutes with an Audioship watermark. No credit card is needed to try it.
Does Audioship remove the watermark?
Paid plans remove the Audioship watermark and raise monthly upload and duration limits.
What if I hit YouTube's 24-hour upload cap?
YouTube's cap is separate from your Audioship monthly quota. If YouTube rejects a batch for that reason, you should wait and retry when YouTube allows more uploads.
Can I upload music I do not own?
Only upload audio, artwork, and metadata that you have the rights to publish.
Why use Audioship instead of YouTube RSS for podcasts?
YouTube RSS can be enough for simple podcast mirroring. Audioship is for back catalogs, editable metadata, reusable visuals, scheduling, bulk files, and mixed audio workflows.
Can I cancel?
Yes. Subscriptions can be managed from the account page.
Turn the next batch of audio into YouTube videos.
Start with Free, then choose the plan that matches your monthly upload volume.