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How to Build a Podcast Intro Generator

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What You’ll Build By the end of this post you’ll have a tiny but powerful “Podcast Intro Generator” that: Accepts a podcast title, host name, and a short tagline. Dynamically stitches those strings together into a polished intro script. Sends that script to a text‑to‑speech engine. Returns a high‑quality audio clip you can drop straight into your podcast editing workflow. We’ll use ElevenLabs for the heavy lifting—its API gives us instant, human‑like voices and even voice‑cloning capabilities.

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