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PrismPoster is a creation studio for podcasters. Generate episode cover art and quote-card visuals, cut short teaser video clips, and score your intro, outro, and theme music — then export in 16:9 and 9:16.
Episode artwork and quote cards eat into time you would rather spend recording
You want short teaser clips for the episode but have no easy way to make them
Licensed intro and theme music is expensive and risky to clear
Every platform wants a different aspect ratio for the same visual
The PrismPoster run
Use Image Studio to generate episode cover art and quote-card visuals from a prompt, steering the look with cinema modes and camera treatment, then refine them in Magic Edit with retouch, restyle, background removal, and upscale before export.
In Video Studio, turn your cover art into motion with image-to-video, or describe the shot from scratch, to produce a 5 to 15 second teaser with director mode and camera treatment shaping the move.
Generate an original intro, outro, and theme in Music Studio with vocals, lyrics, and stems. Review every asset, then export in 16:9 and 9:16 with embedded provenance metadata. Eligible released tracks can flow to PrismRadio, opt-in and off by default.
Image Studio for episode cover art and quote-card visuals
Magic Edit retouch, restyle, background removal, and upscale for artwork
Video Studio teaser clips from text, an image, or an end frame
Music Studio original intro, outro, and theme music with stems and WAV export
Review-first, server-rendered exports in 16:9 and 9:16
Eligible released music can flow to Discover and PrismRadio, opt-in
A worked example
You have just finished recording episode 42, an interview about small-boat restoration. The audio is edited. Nothing else exists yet — no cover, no pull-quote graphics, no teaser, and the theme you have been borrowing was never properly cleared.
In Image Studio, describe the frame you want — a weathered wooden hull under low workshop light — and pick a cinema mode to set the grade. Attach last season's cover from your Library as an @tag reference so the new artwork stays recognisably your show. Generate a few options at a square or 16:9 crop.
Send the strongest option to Magic Edit. Remove a distracting object at the frame edge, retouch the highlight on the hull, then upscale it so the artwork holds up at podcast-directory sizes. The before/after history keeps every earlier version, so you can step back if the restyle goes too far.
Pull the three sharpest lines from the interview and generate a card for each in Image Studio, using the same reference image so the set reads as one family. Export each one twice — 16:9 for the show notes, 9:16 for a vertical share.
In Video Studio, run image-to-video from the finished cover so the teaser opens on a frame listeners already associate with the show, and let director mode carry a slow push-in across 10 seconds. Then in Music Studio, describe the intro bed you want, keep the variant you like, and pull stems so you can duck the music under your voiceover in your own editor.
One cover, three quote cards, a 10-second teaser, and an original theme with separated stems — all exported as server-rendered files carrying embedded provenance metadata. You upload them to your host and your feeds yourself.
Yes. Save a cover you like to your Library and attach it as an @tag reference image in Image Studio. The generation draws on it for subject, style, and composition, which is how you keep a recognisable look across a season instead of a different aesthetic every week.
The music is generated original work rather than a licensed commercial recording, so there is no catalogue clearance step and no third-party rights holder to negotiate with. You can pull stems for individual layers of the mix and convert the track to WAV for your editor.
No. PrismPoster creates images, video, and music — it is not a podcast host or an audio editor, and it does not post or schedule anything. You edit and publish the episode in your own tools and use PrismPoster for the surrounding visual and music assets.
The Free plan includes every studio and gives you 50 starter credits pooled across Image, Music, and Video, capped at one video. That realistically covers one 5-second 480p clip at 40 credits alongside your images and music. A 5-second 720p clip costs 85 credits, so premium resolutions and a larger video allowance come with the Creator plan and above.