> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.podigee.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.podigee.com/documentation/create-and-publish/hosting-and-management/group-podcasts-in-a-network.md).

# Group podcasts in a network

Create a network with its own information, combined feed, and website for several podcasts.

Use this task to present several podcasts together. A network has its own title, description, cover image, categories, a combined feed, and a network website. The podcasts keep their own feeds and websites. The network overview describes a network as "Keep your podcasts together without merging their feeds".

## Before you start

* Networks are available on Pro and above, or on an older plan that includes them.
* You must be the owner of the podcasts that you want to add.
* Prepare a title, a description, and a square cover image (smaller than 2 MB, between 1400x1400 and 3000x3000 pixels).

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{% tab title="Classic view" %}

### Create the network

1. Open the networks overview in Podigee.
2. Select **Create your first network**. Podigee creates a network named "New Network" with a network website that uses the first Podigee network theme.
3. In the **General** tab, enter the **Title**, **Description**, **Authors**, **Copyright**, and **Subtitle**, and upload the cover image.
4. In the classification tab, select the **Category** and the **Language**. Add **Tags**.
5. Save each tab.

### Add podcasts

1. In the network, open the podcasts tab.
2. Select **Add Podcast**.
3. Under **Choose Podcast**, select one of your podcasts.
4. Confirm.
5. Repeat for every podcast.

To remove a podcast, select **Remove from Network** in its row. The podcast itself stays unchanged.

### Configure the network feed and website

1. In the feeds tab, copy the network feed address.
2. Select the **Number of feed items**.
3. In the **Website** tab, enter the **Subdomain** of the network website. Use only letters, digits, and dashes. The tab warns: "You should not change the subdomain of your website once it has been published!"
4. Under **Domain mode**, keep **Use Podigee Network website**.
5. Select the **Theme** from the Podigee network themes or your own network themes. See [Customize website themes](/documentation/create-and-publish/hosting-and-management/customize-website-themes.md).
6. Upload a **Header Image**.
7. Save.

### Expected result

The network website lists the podcasts of the network and their episodes. The network feed combines the episodes of the podcasts. Each podcast keeps its own feed and website.

### If you cannot complete the task

* The overview shows "Networks are not included in your current plan.": select **See current plans**.
* You want to remove the network: open its more options tab and confirm "Deleting a network is irreversible! The associated podcasts will not be deleted." Type the title and select **I understand, delete**.

![The Networks page with the description of networks, the notice Networks are not included in your current plan, and the button See current plans](https://2032417310-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FbqUKO6lljHGzkEAzliPI%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-1fd4ba9ca7addabc2cf87373cd9f08c04dc57150%2Fdoc-hosting-012-classic-plan-gate.png?alt=media)

On a plan without networks, the Networks page explains the feature and offers the plan overview.
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{% tab title="Podigee workspace" %}
The Podigee workspace does not include networks yet. Switch to the classic view to create a network or add podcasts to it.
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## Next step

[Customize website themes](/documentation/create-and-publish/hosting-and-management/customize-website-themes.md) with a network theme, or [set up the podcast website](/documentation/create-and-publish/hosting-and-management/set-up-the-podcast-website.md) of each podcast.


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