Import from the feed
Start from RSS episode data and decide which entries should become YouTube videos.
Podcast RSS workflow
Publish podcast episodes from your RSS feed to YouTube.
Paste your RSS feed, choose one episode or a batch, edit the artwork and details, then publish each episode as a video to your YouTube channel.
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Four simple steps
Import podcast RSS episodes in four steps.
The feed provides the starting details; you decide which episodes to prepare and what appears on YouTube.
- 1
Paste the RSS feed
Audioship reads the feed and shows the available episodes.
- 2
Choose episodes
Select a new release, a batch, or a back-catalog group to prepare.
- 3
Confirm visuals
Use RSS artwork where it fits, or choose the image that should appear in the YouTube video.
- 4
Publish selected episodes
Review metadata and send the selected episode videos to YouTube.
Why it fits
Choose exactly which podcast episodes reach YouTube.
Import episode details from RSS, select the episodes you want, and review each video instead of automatically mirroring the feed.
Select one episode or a batch
Prepare a new release, several episodes, or part of your back catalog without importing everything.
Edit before publishing
Adjust titles, descriptions, tags, artwork, visibility, and scheduling before anything goes live.
Good to know
What podcasters should know before importing.
Audioship is designed for selective, reviewed publishing rather than automatic feed mirroring.
Reuse recurring settings
Reuse a background, description, tags, and visibility while keeping each episode title and other details editable.
Import a back catalog in groups
Prepare older episodes in manageable batches and decide their publishing order.
Plans
Choose a plan for your episode length and catalog size.
Test a few short episodes for free. A larger back catalog usually needs a paid plan with no watermark and higher monthly limits.
Free
Free
3videos/month
- 30 minutes max
- Audioship watermark
- Use it to confirm the workflow before publishing regularly.
Premium
$14.99/month
100videos/month
- 4 hours max
- No watermark
- Fits weekly music, radio, podcast, sermon, and archive channels.
Professional
$49.99/month
600videos/month
- 10 hours max
- No watermark
- Built for back catalogs, high-volume channels, and long-form audio libraries.
Audioship does not automatically publish future feed episodes.
Import the feed again when you want to prepare new episodes. YouTube native RSS may be a better fit when you want the feed mirrored automatically.
Secure YouTube connection
Audioship publishes through the YouTube API after you securely authorize your channel.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
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?
YouTube native RSS can automatically mirror a feed, including future episodes. Audioship is useful when you want to select episodes, edit their details and visuals, and schedule them yourself.
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.
Will new RSS episodes publish automatically?
No. Audioship does not monitor the feed or auto-publish future episodes. Import the feed again when you are ready to select and prepare new episodes.
Will Audioship publish the same episode twice?
You choose the episodes to prepare each time. Review the selected drafts and your YouTube channel before publishing to avoid duplicates.
Does Audioship support private podcast feeds?
Use a feed URL that Audioship can access. A private feed that requires unsupported authentication may not import.
Import the feed and choose the episodes that belong on YouTube.
Start with RSS, review the drafts, and publish only what fits your channel.