How to Use Wondercraft

Getting started with Wondercraft

With Wondercraft, you’ll be able to transform your written content into professional-sounding podcasts in just a few minutes. This guide will help you set up your account and create your first podcast episode.

Step 1: Sign up and set up

1. Go to Wondercraft's website.
2. Click on the Sign Up button in the top right corner.
3. Enter your email address and create a password, then click Create Account.
4. Check your email for a verification link and click it to verify your account.
5. Once logged in, you’ll be directed to the dashboard where you can start creating your podcasts.

Step 2: Your first podcast

1. From the dashboard, click on the Create Podcast button.
2. Choose to either Paste Text, Upload Document, or Enter URL based on your content source.
3. If you select Paste Text, simply enter your script in the provided text box. For documents or URLs, follow the prompts to upload or paste accordingly.
4. Click on Generate Audio. This will process your content and convert it into audio.
5. Once the audio is generated, you can listen to it directly on the platform. If you’re happy with it, click Download to save your podcast episode.

Step 3: Get better results

• Experiment with different AI voice options by selecting Voice Settings before generating audio. You can choose different accents, tones, and speeds to find the perfect fit for your content.
• Use Editing Tools available in the dashboard to refine your audio further. You can add background music or sound effects to enhance the listening experience.
• Always proofread your text before inputting into Wondercraft to ensure clarity and coherence; this will improve the final audio quality.

Pro tip

Use the Preview feature after selecting your voice settings. This allows you to hear a sample of the audio before the full generation, saving time in making adjustments.

Common mistake to avoid

Avoid trying to generate audio from overly lengthy documents or complex URLs in one go. Break down larger content into smaller sections to ensure better processing and audio quality.