Import from the feed
Start from RSS episode data and decide which entries should become YouTube videos.
Podcast RSS workflow
Publish podcast RSS episodes to YouTube with episode-level control.
Import an RSS feed, choose the episodes you want, preserve artwork where useful, edit metadata, and publish to YouTube intentionally.
Podcast RSSBack catalogsEpisode selectionMetadata control
Podcast RSSEpisodes, artwork, show metadata
Selected draftsReview titles, descriptions, images
YouTube episodesPublish selected episodes only
Repeat with saved defaults
Fit
Use RSS when you need control over the back catalog.
Podcast-to-YouTube traffic is only valuable when the page is clear about what Audioship adds beyond a simple mirror.
Select episodes deliberately
Move one episode, a group, or a back-catalog segment instead of treating every episode the same way.
Edit before publishing
Adjust titles, descriptions, tags, artwork, visibility, and scheduling before anything goes live.
Workflow
A podcast import workflow that keeps review in the loop.
The RSS feed starts the draft, but you keep control over which episodes and details move to YouTube.
Paste the RSS feed
Audioship reads the feed and shows the available episodes.
Choose episodes
Select a new release, a batch, or a back-catalog group to prepare.
Confirm visuals
Use RSS artwork where it fits, or choose the image that should appear in the YouTube video.
Publish selected episodes
Review metadata and send the selected episode videos to YouTube.
Plans
Podcast back catalogs need volume clarity.
A few test episodes can start free. Moving a catalog usually needs a paid plan with no watermark and higher monthly limits.
Free
3 videos/month- 30 minutes max
- Audioship watermark
Use it to confirm the workflow before publishing regularly.
Premium
100 videos/month- 4 hours max
- No watermark
Fits weekly music, radio, podcast, sermon, and archive channels.
Professional
600 videos/month- 10 hours max
- No watermark
Built for back catalogs, teams, and long-form audio libraries.
Questions
Podcast objections handled before import.
Podcast publishers often need to know whether the workflow is selective, editable, and useful for older episodes.
Templates for recurring episodes
Keep repeat details consistent while still editing each episode where YouTube needs different copy.
Back catalog friendly
Move older episodes in controlled groups instead of turning on a one-size-fits-all feed mirror.
Can I pick only certain RSS episodes?
Yes. Audioship is designed for episode selection so you can publish only the entries you choose.
Why not just use YouTube native RSS?
Native RSS can be enough for simple mirroring. Audioship is useful when you need back-catalog control, editable metadata, reusable visuals, scheduling, or mixed audio workflows.
Can I change the artwork before publishing?
Yes. RSS artwork can be used as a starting point, and you can choose a custom visual when needed.
Import the feed and choose the episodes that belong on YouTube.
Start with RSS, review the drafts, and publish only what fits your channel.