Audio post-production platform with audiogram and waveform clip output.
Auphonic is best known for audio levelling and loudness normalisation, but it also produces audiograms with captions and waveforms as a byproduct of its main pipeline. For audio-first podcasters using it for post anyway, audiograms are essentially a free distribution upgrade. Engineer-friendly, not designer-friendly.
Auphonic is a serious audio post-production tool used by professional podcasters for levelling, loudness normalisation, intelligent leveller, hum removal, and multi-format mastering. As part of that pipeline, it can produce audiograms with waveforms, captions, and a static background image, plus full transcripts in dozens of languages.
For audio-first podcasters who already lean on Auphonic for mastering, the audiogram capability is essentially a free add-on with no extra workflow. The styling is minimalist — simple waveforms and clean captions, no animated word highlights or TikTok-trendy designs.
There is no AI hook detection — you choose the segment manually, paste a time range, and the tool renders the audiogram. That makes it a poor fit for high-volume short-form chasers but excellent for podcasters who want a reliable audio engineering platform that also handles social audiograms as a side output.
Pricing in 2026 starts with a Free tier covering 2 processing hours per month, paid monthly plans from $13/mo (Auphonic S, 9 hours), with $11/mo equivalent on annual billing. Larger plans scale to 21 hours and beyond.
One-time credit packs are available for irregular usage and credits do not expire. Reasonable, transparent, and the free tier is genuinely usable for small shows that publish a couple of episodes a month.
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AI clip generator that emphasizes attention-grabbing edits across many languages.
Audio post-production platform with audiogram and waveform clip output.
Auphonic Audiograms is shaped for engineers who already use auphonic for leveling and want audiograms in the same workflow. For audio-first podcasters using it for post anyway, audiograms are essentially a free distribution upgrade
There is a free tier, with paid plans above it. What we have on record: Free 2hrs/mo; paid from about $11/mo. Confirm what the free tier includes on their site.
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