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🎙️AI Study Podcast Generator

AI Study Podcast Generator

Turn Your Notes into a Listenable Podcast

Upload your notes, PDF, or any study material and get a conversational HOST/EXPERT format AI podcast — ready to listen while commuting, exercising, or relaxing. Combine with auto-generated flashcards and a practice exam from the same upload.

Generate My Study Podcast

No signup required · Free to try

You can't always sit down and study. Now you don't have to.

Life doesn't always give you a quiet desk and two hours. Between commutes, gym sessions, meals, and everything else, there are stretches of time every day where your eyes are busy but your ears are free. That's study time waiting to happen.

Learnlo converts your study material into a real, conversational AI podcast — a HOST and EXPERT dialogue that unpacks your notes the way a good teacher would. Listen on your way to class and arrive already familiar with the concepts before you open a textbook.

Before Learnlo

Commuting, exercising, and doing chores with zero study happening

After Learnlo

Arriving at your desk having already listened to a conversational breakdown of your study material

From Notes to Podcast in 4 Steps

1

Upload your study material

PDF, notes, YouTube lecture, audio recording, DOCX, or URL — any content works.

2

AI generates the podcast

A HOST/EXPERT dialogue is written and narrated from your content. Runs 5–15 minutes depending on content length.

3

Listen anywhere

Play directly in the browser, download to your phone, or listen while doing something else.

4

Test yourself when you're ready

Use the auto-generated practice exam from the same pack to test what the podcast taught you.

HOST/EXPERT Format — Like a Real Podcast

Learnlo generates a natural back-and-forth dialogue that explains your study material conversationally — not a robotic reading of your notes.

Example — AI Podcast Dialogue

H
So let's talk about the central dogma of molecular biology. What exactly is it?
E
It's the foundational framework that describes how genetic information flows in living cells. DNA is transcribed into RNA, and RNA is translated into protein. Information moves in one direction: DNA → RNA → protein.
H
And why is it called a "dogma"? That's an unusual word for science.
E
It was coined by Francis Crick in 1958. He used "dogma" to mean a fundamental principle that couldn't be questioned at the time — though we've since discovered exceptions, like reverse transcriptase in retroviruses, which goes RNA → DNA.

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Study on the Go. Test Yourself When You're Back.

Upload your notes and generate an AI podcast + full practice exam from the same content. No signup required.

Generate My Study Podcast

No signup required · Free to try