Descript integration
Export from Descript. Publish everywhere with Convia.
Convia is an export destination in Descript. Choose it when you finish an episode and the final edit, the transcript and the captions land in Convia, ready to become clips, posts and a campaign. No API key, on every plan.
How it works
Three steps from Descript to Convia
- 1
Export from Descript
In your Descript project, click Export, then under Destination choose Convia from the Podcasting options.
- 2
Publish
Click Publish. Descript makes a private, unlisted share page of the export, and Convia's Import from Descript page opens in your browser.
- 3
Pick the episode and import
Under Add to, choose a new episode or an existing one, check the title, and click Import. Convia lets you know when it is ready.
Descript's own guide walks through the same steps: Export your content to Convia.
What comes across
Everything the episode needs
The final edit
Your exported video or audio becomes the episode's final edit, under the title you gave the export.
The transcript, with speaker names
Descript's transcript comes with it, keeping the speaker names you set in Descript, so no transcription credits are used.
The captions
Descript's captions arrive too, ready to read or download as WebVTT or SRT, and they carry the speaker names once you confirm them.
A new or existing episode
Start a new episode, or add to one you already have. An existing transcript or final edit is only replaced if you choose that.
The other direction
Send a recording to Descript
Connect your own Descript account and an episode can also start in Convia: send the recording and your brand assets over, edit in Descript as usual, then bring your compositions back as the final edit or as clips.
How Convia and Descript work togetherDescript and Convia
Frequently asked questions
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