Shots placed by the moment
Podeo reads the transcript and assigns b-roll to the specific line it illustrates, so the footage tracks the conversation instead of filling time.
AI b-roll generator
An AI b-roll generator that follows the conversation
Podeo generates b-roll for your podcast episode and places each shot on the line it belongs to. It reads the transcript, uses stock footage where a real clip fits the subject, and generates a shot where nothing does. The b-roll matches what is being said, not a generic loop.
B-roll, matched to the line
A shot for the moment, not a stock reel
Podeo reads the transcript, then chooses a shot per line: stock footage where a real clip fits the subject, a generated shot where nothing does. The frames below are stills from finished Podeo videos.
A concrete subject gets a matching stock clip.
An abstract or figurative line gets a generated illustration.
A punch line or a number gets kinetic typography.
What Podeo does today
A shot when none exists
When no stock clip fits, Podeo generates the frame: an illustration, a motion graphic, or kinetic typography built for that line.
Real footage where it fits
For concrete subjects, Podeo pulls a matching stock clip rather than generating one, so the shot looks like the thing it names.
Across the full runtime
B-roll is placed the length of the episode, not just the intro, with the density set to keep a long stretch of talk watchable.
Swap any shot
Replace a clip in the timeline, or tell Podeo Copilot to change the b-roll for a section and preview the diff before it lands.
Comes with the video
B-roll is generated as part of the full-episode video build, alongside captions, speaker cards, chapters, and the YouTube publish.
Questions, answered.
Does Podeo generate b-roll or pull it from a library?
Both. For concrete subjects it pulls matching stock footage. When nothing in stock fits the line, it generates the shot: an illustration, a motion graphic, or kinetic typography. The choice is made per moment.
How does it decide where b-roll goes?
It reads the transcript and the audio structure, finds the lines that call for a visual, and assigns a shot to each one. The b-roll is timed to land on the words it supports.
Can I use this for a talking-head or audio-only podcast?
Yes. Podeo is built for audio-first shows. It adds b-roll over your audio or over a talking-head recording so there is something to watch during long stretches of talk.
Can I change the b-roll after it is generated?
Yes. Every shot is editable in the timeline, and you can ask Podeo Copilot to replace the b-roll for a section. Changes preview as a diff and can be undone.
Is b-roll a separate tool or part of the video build?
It is part of the full-episode video build. The same upload also produces captions, speaker cards, chapters, and a YouTube-ready export.
Audio in. Video out. Today.
Set up your studio, drop your latest episode in, and watch Podeo's director do the rest. Free to try, no credit card.