Save a podcast episode as the publisher's audio file

Paste a public podcast link and download the episode file the publisher already hosts. If that file is an MP3 you get that MP3, and this site does not convert other formats into MP3.

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Steps

  1. Copy a public link

    Use an Apple Podcasts link, a supported Spotify podcast link, a publisher page, or an RSS or Atom feed.

  2. Paste it and finish the check

    Paste the link above and complete verification.

  3. Download the original file

    Save the file as published. There is no bitrate picker and no convert-to-MP3 button.

What works

  • Public episodes whose file is already an MP3. You get that MP3 at the publisher's quality.
  • The same download when the publisher uploaded M4A, AAC, or OGG. The format stays what they uploaded.
  • A list of up to 12 episodes from the public feed, with a matched shared episode placed first when the link identifies one.

What does not work

  • This site does not convert audio to MP3 and does not change quality, loudness, or length.
  • Spotify exclusives, DRM-protected audio, and subscriber-only episodes.
  • YouTube, YouTube Music, and Amazon Music.
  • At most 12 episodes shown from the feed.

File format and quality

You get the publisher's original file at its original quality. This site does not convert it. An MP3 stays an MP3. M4A, AAC, and OGG stay in the format the publisher uploaded.

FAQ

Why isn't my download an MP3?

The publisher did not publish an MP3. You received the M4A, AAC, or OGG file they uploaded. Converting it would change the file, so this site leaves it alone.

Is the quality reduced?

No. The bytes are the publisher's original file. Nothing is re-encoded on the way through.

Which link should I paste?

An Apple Podcasts episode link is the most direct. A public RSS feed also works. A Spotify link works only when the show has a public RSS feed that matches exactly.

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