Adobe Express: Text-based editing and audiogram creation in Adobe Podcast

Adobe Express Try it →Watch full video →Mike Russell · Mar 2026

Demo summary

The host demonstrates uploading a file to Adobe Podcast for real-time transcription, editing audio by deleting text, and creating a styled audiogram video for social media.

Step-by-step

Drop an audio file into Adobe Podcast to begin real-time transcription
Select the text corresponding to mistakes or unwanted audio and press delete
Click the Enhance button to apply AI audio enhancement
Adjust the enhancement slider between 'less' and 'more' to control background noise levels
Select a portion of the text and click Export Clip
Choose a video orientation such as Landscape, Portrait, or Square
Select a visual theme or upload a custom background
Toggle the speaker name or project title visibility and click Create

Options

Export as audio only
Create an animated transcript video (audiogram)
Upload a custom background image
Enable or disable project branding

Tips

Use the text-based editor to manage audio like a document rather than focusing on waveforms
Adjust the enhancement strength to find the right balance of voice clarity and natural background noise

Highlights

“it works super easy to edit things”

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