QUESTIONS · WORKING WITH OTHER TOOLS
How do I listen to NotebookLM Audio Overviews on my phone?
Short answer
Three ways. Play the overview in the NotebookLM mobile app; download the audio file on a computer and copy it to the phone; or publish overviews to a private podcast feed with NotebookLM Ultra Exporter Pro and subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Pocket Casts or AntennaPod, which adds queueing, speed control and offline downloads.
What to know
- A feed keeps new overviews arriving without manual transfers.
- Anyone with the feed address can listen, so keep it private.
- Storage is 500 MB on annual Pro and 1 GiB on one-time Pro.
Google changes these menus often. The item's own menu in your notebook shows what is built in today.
Free or Pro?
The basics are free; the advanced options listed on this page need Ultra Exporter Pro. Pro covers the extension only; it does not include a Google subscription or raise NotebookLM's own limits. Current prices are on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work with Spotify?
Use a podcast app that accepts a private RSS address by URL. Check whether your app supports adding a show that way.
Related guides
Private podcasts turn NotebookLM Audio Overviews into a feed you subscribe to in a podcast app.
Yes. With Ultra Exporter Pro, publish NotebookLM Audio Overviews to a private RSS feed and paste its address into the search field in Pocket Casts to.
Download a NotebookLM Audio Overview as an audio file. You get the original audio file of the Audio Overview, in the format NotebookLM provides.
There is no official connection, so you move Markdown in both directions. Out: export notes, chats and mind maps from NotebookLM as Markdown, or archive the.
NotebookLM and Notion do not connect directly. Export from NotebookLM as Markdown and import or paste it into Notion, which converts headings, lists, tables.
Cite the original documents, not NotebookLM. Use the citations in an answer to find the passage, confirm it in the source, and reference that source in your.
NotebookLM has no automation of its own and no public consumer API. NotebookLM Ultra Exporter adds browser-side automation: rules that react to tags and.
No. NotebookLM runs on Google servers and needs a connection to chat or generate. What you can take offline are its outputs: export notes as PDF or Markdown.