YouTube description
5,000 limit · verified0 / 5,000 characters
Limit: 5,000 characters ·YouTube Help · checked 20 Oct 2026
One episode. Every platform.
Write the episode once, then copy a blurb shaped for YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and your RSS feed. Work the publish checklist, log the live URLs, and keep the whole launch in one place.
- No account
- No uploads
- No AI rewriting
- Saved in this browser
Your blurbs
Add an episode title and the four blurbs appear here as you type. Nothing is generated on a server.
Spotify episode description
1,000 target · typical0 / 1,000 characters
Typical limit — check the platform. Spotify for Creators publishes no episode-description character limit; this uses a 1,000-character target ·Spotify for Creators help · checked 20 Oct 2026
Apple Podcasts show notes
10,000 limit · verified0 / 10,000 characters
Limit: 10,000 characters for an episode description ·Apple Podcasts Connect help · checked 20 Oct 2026
RSS show notes
1,000 target · typical0 / 1,000 characters
Typical limit — check the platform. RSS 2.0 sets no string-length limit; this uses a 1,000-character target ·RSS 2.0 specification · checked 20 Oct 2026
Character targets were checked against each platform's help pages on 20 October 2026. Where a platform publishes no number, the target is deliberately conservative.See the limit table and sources.
Publish checklist
Tick items as you go. Each check is timestamped and saved in this browser only.
Verification log
Paste the live URLs when each platform has the episode. "Mark verified" stamps the time and saves the row in this browser. URLs are never fetched.
Why per-platform blurbs?
A YouTube description, a Spotify episode description, Apple show notes and an RSS item are read in different places and capped differently. Rewriting each by hand is how show notes end up half-finished. PodLaunch keeps the words the same but adjusts the shape and length for each destination.
No model is involved. The text is assembled from your inputs with fixed templates, so you can predict the output and edit it before you paste. See how it works.