OrchidLines Audiogram Maker

What OrchidLines Audiogram Maker is

OrchidLines Audiogram Maker turns podcast or interview audio into a video with artwork and a moving waveform. It runs in a web browser, where audio decoding, waveform drawing, and video recording take place; the product page says files are not uploaded. The instructions list MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG, and other common audio formats. Choose square 1:1, portrait 4:5, story 9:16, or wide 16:9 video dimensions. You can add a cover image, title, and subtitle, select one of three waveform styles, adjust colors and bar count, and include a progress bar. The browser exports video in a format it supports, with a configurable bitrate that defaults to 3000 kbps. The free plan costs nothing, requires no account, and has no export limit or watermark. The page recommends 30-to-90-second clips and cautions that exports get awkward beyond two or three minutes. Subtitles are not burned into the video; add them later in a video editor.

Who it suits

It suits podcasters, musicians, voice actors, teachers, and journalists who want to turn audio clips into shareable video. Its clip guidance is aimed at shorter segments, and subtitle burning requires a separate video editor.

Limits

The free plan has no export limit, and the page recommends clips of 30 to 90 seconds. Exports become awkward for clips longer than two or three minutes, and subtitles are not burned into the video.

Getting started

1. Open the OrchidLines Audiogram Maker website in a browser.
2. Add a podcast or interview clip in a listed audio format.
3. Choose a video shape and customize the artwork, text, and waveform.
4. Export the video using the browser-supported format and bitrate controls.

Verdict

OrchidLines Audiogram Maker offers a focused way to turn short audio clips into waveform videos in a browser. The no-account free plan removes export limits and watermarks, but subtitles need to be added elsewhere.