Audio formats covered
Start with MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG, OPUS, AAC, or WMA and prepare it for YouTube.
Turn an MP3 into a YouTube-ready video, add cover art and publishing details, then publish it through your connected YouTube channel.
Start with the file you already have and follow a short path to a reviewed YouTube upload.
Upload your audio file and let Audioship prepare it as a video draft.
Choose the image or visual background that should appear during playback.
Set the title, description, tags, visibility, and other publishing settings.
Audioship creates the video and submits it to the YouTube channel you connected.
YouTube does not publish an MP3 as a plain audio file. Audioship creates the video wrapper and keeps the publishing controls in one place.
Start with MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG, OPUS, AAC, or WMA and prepare it for YouTube.
Pair the audio with cover art or a visual treatment so the finished output is a real YouTube video.
Connect the YouTube channel you choose and publish from Audioship without exporting and re-uploading manually.
The main decision is whether you need a quick test, a watermark-free upload, or a repeat publishing workflow.
Audioship uses the YouTube connection flow and asks only for the publishing permission it needs.
Plan limits are visible before checkout so you can match upload volume and maximum duration to the audio you publish.
A single MP3 can start on Free. Paid plans are for cleaner publishing, longer audio, and recurring uploads.
Free
3videos/month
$7.99/month
30videos/month
$14.99/month
100videos/month
Audioship converts each audio upload into a YouTube video. Your Audioship plan controls monthly video volume, while YouTube can still enforce its own 24-hour upload cap.
Audioship publishes through the YouTube API after you securely authorize your channel.
Check out securely with Stripe, then manage or cancel from your account.
No. YouTube needs a video file. Audioship creates that video from your audio and image, then publishes it.
Yes. Audioship also accepts formats such as WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG, OPUS, AAC, and WMA.
Yes. You can prepare the video, set visibility, and schedule publishing before it goes live.
Start with a free test upload, then compare plans when you need no watermark or higher monthly volume.