Jellypod turns ideas and documents into AI podcasts, videos, and shorts with editable scripts and hosting. Free plan; paid plans from $25/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Jellypod is an AI content platform for podcasts, audio dramas, videos, shorts, and voiceovers. A user provides a topic, PDF, slide deck, images, article, or script, and the platform writes the script, voices it with realistic AI hosts, and illustrates videos in art-directed styles made for Jellypod.
The company positions the product around the idea that AI should handle the heavy lifting and then hand control back to the creator. Its own FAQ describes taking a project from 0% to 90% quickly, with script editing, custom music, brand kits, and characters supplying the rest.
Jellypod says it is trusted by 100K+ creators, and its testimonials come from university faculty, physicians, marketers, and corporate communications leaders.
To make a podcast, a user adds a source or topic, picks one to four AI hosts, and lets Jellypod write the conversation between them. Any line can be edited and any segment regenerated before publishing. No microphone, recording, or editing software is needed.
Videos and shorts follow a similar path. Users choose a visual style, such as whiteboard, claymation, stickman, or motion comic, and Jellypod generates narration plus illustrations. Captions are available in 13 styles for videos, shorts, and voiceovers.
For series, Microcasts plans an outline from one idea, lets the user edit it, then writes each episode in order so names and facts carry forward. Automations can repeat the process on a schedule.
Characters are the core of the workflow. A character is created once, given a personality and a voice, and reused across podcasts, videos, and shorts. Voices can be cloned from a recording, designed from a description, or chosen from 3,300+ library voices in 121 languages.
Control tools include a line-by-line script editor, a pronunciation guide, custom music, and brand kits that apply a logo and colors across outputs. Collaboration features support teams working on shared projects.
Publishing tools include a podcast website, an RSS feed for Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube, and analytics showing plays by country, app, and episode. Developers get a REST API and an MCP server, and SCORM export serves learning content.
Jellypod is an AI content platform for podcasts, audio dramas, videos, shorts, and voiceovers. Users supply a topic, PDF, deck, article, or script, and Jellypod writes the script, voices it with AI hosts, and illustrates videos. Podcasts publish to a hosted website and to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.
Paid plans start at $25 per month on Starter, billed yearly as $300. Creator is $50 per month ($600 yearly) and Business is $125 per month ($1,500 yearly). Enterprise pricing is custom.
Yes to both. New accounts start on Free with 500 credits and no credit card, but Free cannot render, publish, share, or download. Paid plans include a 7-day trial with 3,000 credits that asks for a payment method and converts unless canceled.
Yes. Users can clone their own voice, design a voice from a description, or pick from the 3,300+ library voices. Starter includes 2 voice clones, Creator 8, and Business 20.
Yes. Every podcast gets a website and RSS feed that can be submitted once to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. New episodes then appear there, with plays from every app in one dashboard.
Yes. Jellypod states that on every plan users own everything they create, including audio, video, and scripts. It also says it never trains AI models on uploaded content.
Yes. Jellypod offers a REST API and an MCP server that lets assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT, or Grok Bot create and publish podcasts, episodes, videos, and shorts.
It suits creators, marketers, educators, and small teams that publish regularly and want to produce audio and video from existing material without a studio. Teams needing SSO or custom terms can use the Enterprise plan.