Eddy by Headliner is your all-in-one tool to transcribe, edit, and market your podcast—all from one dashboard. No complicated workflows, no steep learning curves. Just upload, edit, and grow.
This guide will walk you through exactly how to use Eddy.
Step 1: Uploading audio
From the Eddy dashboard, you can start a project in a few different ways:
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Upload directly from your computer
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Search your back catalog using the “Podcasts” search
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Import from integrations like Google Drive or Zoom
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Paste a YouTube link and let Eddy do the rest
Once you’ve found or added your file, select the language your episode was created in. Eddy supports 100+ languages, so you can transcribe and edit shows no matter where you (or your audience) are in the world.
As your file processes, Eddy will automatically:
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Generate a high-quality transcript
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Separate speakers for easier editing
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(Optional) Apply AI extras like:
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Automatic project naming
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Chapter generation
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Filler word removal
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A personalized Promo Pack with show notes, keywords, and more
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Pro tip: Transcription typically takes about ⅓ of your episode length (so a 30-minute episode is ready in ~10 minutes).
Step 2: Edit your audio
After your audio has been processed, you will automatically be taken to the editor where you can make adjustments to your file. In order to remove a section from your episode, all you will have to do is highlight the text as if you’re using a word processor and hit the backspace button on your keyboard. Highlighted text will appear as blue in your browser and will be stricken from playback after you’ve hit backspace or the delete button.
If you would like to reintroduce a deleted section of text from your episode, you can do so by re-highlighting that section and by clicking the undo button that will appear above that selection.
In order to correct a mis-transcribed section of your file, highlight the text in question and click on the compose button on the prompt above your text. You’ll then be able to adjust your text and update the transcript accordingly.
The same can also be done to speakers in your file, which can also be toggled to apply to every instance of that speaker being tagged in your episode.
Step 3: Exporting
When you’re happy with your edits, it’s time to share your work. Click the Export button (top-right) and choose from multiple export options:
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Audio: MP3
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Documents: DOCX, PDF
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Transcript files: VTT, SRT (perfect for captions)
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Video projects: MP4
From this screen, you can also grab your Podcast Promo Pack—AI-generated show notes, keywords, and more to help market your episode. And if the AI copy needs tweaking? You can edit it right inside Eddy before exporting.
That's a wrap!
And there you have it! Using Eddy is really that simple. With it, you’ll be able to recut your audio into high-quality podcast episodes in no time.
For help or to answer any additional questions, please, email us at support@headliner.app.