Podcast Player Pro

Use a feed or WordPress posts

Podcast Player Pro displays podcast information and episodes on your website. Enter one podcast feed URL for each player instance, and the player loads its podcast details and episodes. You can place multiple player instances on a page or post.

Pro also supports a posts-based setup. Add MP3 documents to WordPress posts or another post type to display episodes without a feed URL. You can also import feed episodes as posts or another post type to manage them alongside your other website content.

Help listeners find and play episodes

The responsive player adjusts to the user’s device and the width of its container. Live search lets listeners look through the episode archive, while Pro’s approximate search checks episode titles and summaries for more results.

Listeners can play or pause an episode, adjust playback speed, move to the next or previous episode, and jump forward or backward. The player also includes social sharing and subscription buttons for supported podcast services, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

Choose what to show

Display or conceal episode titles, descriptions, and artwork, then set an accent color and episode order. Available layouts give you control over how the feed appears. Pro adds further layouts and filters for choosing which episodes or seasons to display.

Set up the player

Install and activate the extension, enter a feed URL if you are using a feed-based player, and pick the layout and display settings. Add the player to a page or post using a widget, editor block, shortcode, or Elementor.

If a new episode is missing

WordPress caches RSS feeds for 12 hours by default, so a newly published episode may take time to appear. To refresh the feed manually, open Dashboard > Settings > Podcast player and use the “Feed updation tool” in the toolkit section.