Supported
Apple Podcasts
Show and episode links resolve to the podcast’s public feed. A shared episode is placed first when available.
Paste an Apple Podcasts link, a publisher webpage, or a public RSS/Atom feed. This downloader can also resolve some public Spotify podcast links. Preview episodes and save the publisher’s original audio. No account or pasted-link history.
Works with Apple Podcasts · Spotify public podcasts · publisher webpages · RSS/Atom feeds
How it works
Add an Apple Podcasts, Spotify, publisher-page, or public RSS link.
Browse the public episodes and pick the one you want.
Download the original audio file without re-encoding.
Compatibility
Start with the link people actually share. The downloader finds the public podcast feed behind supported links, then lets you preview and save its original episode files.
Supported
Show and episode links resolve to the podcast’s public feed. A shared episode is placed first when available.
Best effort
Supported only when the downloader can make one exact match to the same show’s public directory feed.
Supported
Podcast pages work when they advertise a public RSS or Atom feed. NPR podcast pages are also recognized.
Supported
Direct public feed links are read without changing or re-encoding the publisher’s audio files.
Public audio only. The downloader cannot bypass subscriptions, private feeds, DRM, or platform-only streams from YouTube, Amazon Music, or Spotify exclusives.
This site stores no pasted links or personal history. Privacy-bounded performance and usage signals contain no podcast URLs, feed URLs, episode titles, or download tokens.
FAQ
Yes. Paste an Apple Podcasts show or episode link. If the shared episode is available in the public feed, it appears first.
Sometimes. Spotify does not publish a public RSS mapping for listener links, so the downloader requires one exact public-directory match. Exclusive, private, and ambiguous shows are rejected instead of guessed.
No. It streams the original MP3, M4A, OGG, or other enclosure file published by the podcast host without re-encoding.
No. The downloader only reads public feeds and cannot bypass logins, subscriptions, or digital rights controls.
Datadog measures page performance, browser and device class, approximate region derived from the connection, source categories, supported link types, success or failure categories, and preview or download actions. Session replay and automatic interaction tracking are off. The site never sends pasted links, feed or audio URLs, episode titles, download tokens, search terms, or referrer paths to analytics.
Some audio hosts control how their files open. If your browser opens a player, use its download or save command.