Podcast Description Generator
Compelling podcast descriptions that hook new listeners
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Where does your podcast description actually get read? On a phone, in an app, next to twenty other shows, in a box that cuts off after two lines. That is the space the Podcast Description Generator writes for.
Short answer: The Podcast Description Generator is a free EizTools tool that writes show descriptions, episode blurbs and platform listings for podcasts, matched to your genre, tone and the app the copy is going into.
What is Podcast Description Generator?
It is a copy tool for the text around your audio. You describe the show or the episode, and the Podcast Description Generator writes the description: who it is for, what they get from listening, and enough specificity that someone browsing can tell it apart from the show above it.
Five description types
A show description, an episode blurb and a trailer description are separate jobs with separate lengths.
Written for the app
Apple and Spotify listings are handled as their own types, since the truncation point differs.
Genre aware
True crime, business and comedy listings read nothing alike. Set the category and the voice follows.
Where Your Description Actually Appears
The same text does several jobs, and it is truncated differently in each. In app search results, only the first line survives. On the show page, a reader gets two or three lines before a "more" link. In a directory listing, the whole thing may appear with no formatting at all. Then it gets pulled into share previews, where it sits under the artwork. If your first sentence is throat clearing, it fails in every one of those places at once.
How Does Podcast Description Generator Work?
Describe the show plainly in the prompt box: weekly show where two indie founders break down how real startups got their first hundred customers, forty minute episodes, one guest per episode, aimed at people building something on the side.
Choose an engine, then generate. The copy comes back in the result card with a live word count, which is the number that decides whether it fits the store field. Copy it, or save it as a text file. The history panel below the result lets you write the show description and an episode blurb back to back and compare them.
Description Type And Tone
| Description Type | What it produces | Rough length |
|---|---|---|
| Show Description | The permanent copy for your podcast page | Longer, with a clear opening line |
| Episode Blurb | What appears under one episode | Short, specific to that conversation |
| Trailer Description | Copy for the introductory episode | Short and direct |
| Apple Podcasts Listing | Formatted for that store page | Front loaded, plain text |
Tone should match how the show actually sounds. Friendly for conversational formats, Authoritative for interview shows in a serious field. Point of View on Second Person works well for how to shows, because it names the listener's problem directly. First Person suits a personal show with named hosts.
Tip Write the first sentence so it works alone. Read it with everything after it hidden. If it still tells a stranger who the show is for and what they get, the listing will survive being cut off in search.
Writing For Search Inside Apps
Podcast apps search titles and descriptions, not audio. That means the words a listener would type should appear naturally in the copy: the topic, the format, and the kind of person the show is for. Do not stack keywords. One clear sentence saying "for people building a business alongside a full time job" does more than a list of tags, because it matches how people actually search and it reads like a human wrote it.
No registration, no quota and no paid tier: EizTools is free to use as it stands. The model selector lets you run the same show through two AI families, which is worth doing for copy this short since the difference is easy to see. If you also publish talks or live sessions, the Webinar Description Generator handles that listing copy.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long should a podcast description be?
Around one hundred and fifty words for a show, under a hundred for an episode. What matters more is the first line, since most listeners never see past it.
Can it write per episode?
Yes. Set Description Type to Episode Blurb and describe that episode's topic and guest. Running it per episode takes under a minute once your show details are in the brief.
Should I put keywords in?
Only the ones you would say out loud. Podcast apps index descriptions, so the topic and audience should appear naturally, but stuffed keyword lists read badly and help very little.
Does it handle explicit or sensitive shows?
It writes the copy, not the rating. Set the tone honestly and mark the explicit flag yourself in your hosting platform, since store policies are enforced there rather than in the text.
Nobody subscribes because of a description, but plenty of people scroll past because of one. Write the first sentence for someone who has never heard of you, keep it specific, and give each episode a blurb that says what makes that conversation different.
Sabir Bepari
Founder of EizTools and a passionate AI enthusiast dedicated to building practical, user-friendly AI tools that simplify everyday tasks.
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