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# Create Audio Streams

## Quick Steps: How to create an Audio Stream

1. **Open Streams.** Select the + icon to create a new Stream. 
2. **Choose the Stream type**: Create Audio Stream.
3. **Enter Stream details.** Add a name and choose which app the Stream will be published to.
4. **Upload Audio**. 
   1. **In the Streams Editor, go to Episodes.**
   2. **Select the + icon in the Streams Editor.** Choose Upload Audio. 
   3. **Enter the Episode Title / Name.**
   4. **Upload your own Audio Track & Optional Poster.** The audio file format must be .mp3.
   5. **Enter Episode Details:** Explicit Language (Yes / No), and Audio Language (select).
   6. **Add Show Notes.**
   7. **Save**
5. **Add** [**Listing**](https://everyday-digital.gitbook.io/publishing-docs/publishing-options/listing)**,** [**Theme & Assets**](https://everyday-digital.gitbook.io/publishing-docs/publishing-options/theme-and-assets)**,** [**Episodes**](/streams-docs/streams-editor/episodes.md)**,** [**Targeting**](https://everyday-digital.gitbook.io/publishing-docs/publishing-options/targeting)**.** 
6. [**Publish**](https://everyday-digital.gitbook.io/publishing-docs/) **the Stream.**

## How to create and Publish an Audio Stream 

Upload Audio & Add from Podcast.

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How to create an Audio Stream (Upload Audio & Add from Podcast)
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When you create an audio stream on the platform, **a link is created that can be used to publish your podcast/audio stream on iTunes and Spotify.**
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