« To Spotify for Podcasters integration: Overview
From Spotify for Podcasters' site, use Riverside's online Studio to record by yourself or with other participants remotely.
The Studio includes a media board, a field to keep notes on-screen, screen sharing, and more.
The steps below are for 
for Podcasters users.
Record
- Log in to podcasters.spotify.com with your Spotify for Podcasters account.
- Verify your email address with Spotify if you have not already.
- Click Create episode.
- Under Need to build an episode?, click Create with Riverside, then Let's Go.
Riverside loads in the same Spotify for Podcasters window. -
Sign up for a free Riverside account or log in to an existing Riverside account.
- You can also use your Spotify credentials, Google account, or AppleID to create a new account with Riverside.
- After logging in, under How do you want to Start?, click Record episode.
- Choose Record audio & video or Record audio only.
The Riverside Studio loads.
- Optional: Click Invite at the top of the page to create an invite link for Guests to join your Studio record with you.
- At the bottom, click Record to start or choose Run test recording to check your mic/camera.
- When you are finished recording, at the bottom, click the button to Stop.
- Optional: repeat steps 7 and 8 to record additional tracks.
- When the data finishes uploading, click Edit recording.
Riverside finishes processing your recording and opens it in the Editor.
Edit and Export
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Edit using the transcript, add other recordings, and customize your design.
- At the top-right corner of the page, click Export.
- Under Export Options, choose the file type and other details, then click Export to Spotify.
When Riverside finishes processing your episode, Spotify for Podcasters' Episode Details page loads.
Publish
- On Spotify's Episode Details page, enter a Title, Episode description, Publish time, and other metadata.
- At the bottom right, click Next.
- Add an optional Q&A or poll, then click Next.
- Review the details, then click Publish / Schedule.