Clips & Media · Full walkthrough
Give an audio moment a visual.
Make an audiogram with an animated waveform, captions and your show branding.
Before you start
Choose a clear audio moment and a visual identity for it. An audiogram adds an animated waveform and optional captions to audio; it does not need a source video.
Choose and trim the audio

Open the moment in Clips & Thumbs Maker. In Trim, play the selected audio and adjust its beginning, ending and length. Keep complete words and enough context for a listener who has not heard the episode.
Open the audio moment in the clip editor. Listen around your selection and trim it to a complete thought.
Choose a moment that listeners can understand without seeing the rest of the episode.
Choose Audiogram and its shape

In Format, choose Audiogram rather than Video or MP3. Choose 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 or 16:9 for the destination. The audiogram gives audio a visual presentation; it does not create footage of the speaker.
Choose an audiogram format and the shape for its destination. Review the waveform, artwork, captions and show branding in the preview.
Keep the text readable and the waveform clear of important artwork. Check names and specialist words in the captions.
Style, render and check the output

Configure captions and the logo, then play the preview in Finish. Save as Draft keeps the composition; Make Clip renders it. Wait for the finished job in My Outputs, listen to the complete file and check captions before downloading.
Play the preview from beginning to end, then make the clip. Open the completed output and listen again.
Check that the waveform animates with the audio, the captions are legible and the sound is clear before downloading.
Review checklist
- The selected audio is understandable on its own.
- Artwork and captions remain inside the frame.
- The finished audio and animation play correctly.
If you get stuck
The captions are difficult to read
Adjust the caption appearance and review it against the chosen artwork.
The selection cuts off the point
Extend the trim to include the speaker’s conclusion.