You can now generate an RSS feed from any existing video gallery, making it super easy to publish your content to apps like Podcast Addict or Pocket Casts - no extra steps required.
This feature is not just “RSS generation.” It is a true distribution multiplier.
Instead of simply creating a feed, you’re unlocking a new content channel that automatically expands your reach, extends the lifespan of your videos, and delivers every new upload directly into your audience’s preferred listening apps.
✅ Choose between a video feed or an audio-only feed
✅ No need to upload separate audio files - we automatically extract the audio from your videos
✅ Compatible with popular podcast apps, allowing users to download episodes for offline listening
✅ New videos are auto-published to the feed, so your audience always stays updated
Whether you're sharing interviews, lectures, or full episodes, this is a fast and seamless way to repurpose your video content into a podcast-like experience.
Turn any gallery into a podcast feed - no re-uploading, no delays.
To get started, just go to your embed gallery page and click on the "RSS Feed" tab. From there, choose between a video or audio feed, fill the feed meta data and you’re good to go!
If your brand already produces interviews, webinars, tutorials, product walkthroughs, event recordings, or behind-the-scenes videos, you can instantly transform that content into a podcast — without creating anything new.
Instead of exporting audio manually, uploading it to a separate podcast host, and managing a separate RSS feed, you generate a podcast-ready feed directly from your gallery. You can choose audio-only or video format, and every new video added automatically becomes a new episode.
This expands your reach to audiences who prefer consuming content in podcast apps, increases content lifespan, and improves discoverability beyond your website.
Example
A B2B marketing agency runs monthly 60-minute client interviews on video. Instead of keeping them only on YouTube or their website, they generate an RSS feed from the gallery and publish it as “The Growth Leaders Podcast.” Busy executives subscribe once and listen during commutes — with no extra production workflow required.
Organizations that publish recurring content — weekly training videos, leadership updates, product release briefings, onboarding sessions, or educational lessons — can use the RSS feed to automatically syndicate this content as a podcast channel.
Employees, customers, partners, or students subscribe once in their preferred podcast app and automatically receive new episodes. They can download content for offline listening and consume it at their convenience.
This creates a passive distribution channel: once someone subscribes, every future update is delivered automatically — increasing engagement and improving content consumption rates.
Example
A SaaS company publishes monthly roadmap and feature update videos. They generate a podcast RSS feed called “Product Insider Updates.” Customers subscribe once, and every new release announcement appears automatically in their podcast app. As a result, more users stay informed, and support tickets decrease because customers actually consume product updates.
If you host recurring webinars, conferences, live workshops, Q&A sessions, or community events, you can transform those recordings into a serialized podcast feed.
Instead of one-off recordings that fade after the event, you create a structured content series where each session becomes an episode. Over time, this builds a searchable content archive and strengthens brand authority.
This approach works especially well for professional communities and membership-based organizations where consistent engagement is critical.
Example
A professional training organization runs weekly certification workshops. After each session, the recording is automatically added to a gallery that powers a podcast feed called “Certification Masterclass.” Members subscribe once and receive every new workshop episode automatically. Engagement increases because members can listen while driving, exercising, or traveling.
Start with one product area, one documentation surface, one support library, one internal portal, or one embedded training flow. Get that collection working well, help viewers understand what is inside, then reuse the same gallery across adjacent destinations without duplicating the library.