Put Your AI Podcast on Spotify
Write an episode from one sentence, pick the voices, and ZenMic turns it into a real podcast with its own RSS feed. Submit that feed to Spotify once and every new episode shows up on its own.
Free RSS feed on every plan · No microphone needed · Usually live within a few hours
Episodes sync by themselves
Publish a new episode in ZenMic and Spotify picks it up from the feed. No uploading, ever.
Voices that sound human
30+ natural voices, up to 6 speakers, 125 languages, or your own cloned voice.
You control every line
Edit the script before it is voiced, so facts and names are right.
From idea to Spotify in 5 steps
About 10 minutes the first time. After that, publishing an episode is one click.
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Create a project in ZenMic
Give it a name, a short description of what the show is about, and cover art. That is what listeners see on Spotify.
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Make your first episodes
Describe each episode in a sentence or paste notes. ZenMic writes the script, casts the voices and renders the audio in about a minute.
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Copy your feed
Open the project and click Publish. Your RSS feed URL is at the top, with a copy button.
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Add it in Spotify for Creators
Sign in with any Spotify account, choose to add an existing podcast, and paste the feed.
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Confirm it is yours
Spotify emails a code to the address in your feed (your ZenMic account email). Enter it and the show goes live, usually within a few hours.
One feed, every app
The same feed works everywhere. Submit it once per app and new episodes reach all of them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Spotify accept AI-generated podcasts? +
Yes. Spotify accepts podcasts made with AI voices as long as they follow its content policies. Many shows on Spotify use synthetic voices for narration, lessons and summaries.
Is the RSS feed free? +
Yes. Every ZenMic project gets its own RSS feed on every plan, including free. It is hosted for you and updates by itself.
How long until my show appears on Spotify? +
Usually a few hours after you confirm the code Spotify emails you. New episodes then appear within hours of publishing them in ZenMic.
Do I need my own cover art? +
Spotify accepts the default ZenMic cover, but your own artwork makes your show stand out in search. Custom cover art is part of the paid plans.
Is there a watermark on free episodes? +
Free audio ends with a short spoken "Made with ZenMic" line and free projects note it in the show notes. Paid plans remove both.
Start Your Show Today
Describe your first episode in one sentence. ZenMic writes it, voices it and gives you a feed for Spotify.
Make My First Episode Free