Jingle Maker

Type a plain-language brief describing your brand and the feeling you want the jingle to create. Include the mood, any instruments that fit your brand image, and the energy level. The AI composes a short original piece around that brief. Pick a duration using the selector, hit generate, and your jingle is ready to download.

The AI handles a broad range of advertising music styles: bright acoustic pieces for food and retail brands, confident brass-and-drums arrangements for automotive spots, modern synth-driven sounds for tech products, and warm orchestral tones for healthcare or financial services. You can also blend styles in one prompt, for example "jazz piano with a modern electronic beat," to get something that fits an unusual brief.

Yes. Include tempo words like "slow and reassuring" or "fast and punchy," name the instruments you want to hear, and describe the overall feeling you are after. The AI reads all of this as part of the composition brief. A prompt like "medium-tempo jingle with steel-string guitar, hand percussion, and an optimistic summer vibe" gives the model enough direction to stay close to what you have in mind.

You choose the duration before generating. The selector covers the lengths most commonly used in advertising, from short stings to 30-second spots. The AI structures the jingle to fit that exact length, so a 15-second output has a proper intro and a resolved ending, not a longer piece faded out mid-phrase.

Jingles are delivered as audio files you can download directly. The quality is suitable for broadcast placements. You can drop the file into any video editor or audio post-production workflow without conversion steps.

Yes. Each jingle is generated fresh from your prompt and is not derived from any existing recording, so there are no third-party rights attached to it. You can use it in TV spots, radio ads, online video campaigns, and social media content.

Yes. Because the jingle is generated from scratch rather than licensed from a catalogue, it will not trigger Content ID matches on YouTube or platform flags on Instagram, TikTok, or Facebook. Stock music from traditional libraries often causes these problems even when used with a valid licence.

Write the prompt as if you were briefing a composer: describe your brand or product, the emotion you want the listener to feel, the instruments that fit that image, and the pace. "Friendly neighborhood pharmacy, reassuring piano, gentle strings, unhurried tempo" will produce a more focused result than "calm music." The variation chips on the page give you working examples of how specific prompts look in practice.

You can generate as many jingles as you need. Each generation is independent, so running the same prompt twice produces two different compositions. This is useful when you want a few options to present to a client or want to match the jingle to different cuts of the same ad.

Stock libraries sell the same tracks to everyone. Your competitor's ad could use the same bed music as yours, which undermines the point of having distinct audio branding. Jingle Maker generates a composition for your brief specifically. It also means no search time: you describe what you need instead of filtering through hundreds of clips hoping something fits.