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Studio · module 09

AI Music

A jingle, or a full song that sings your words

Music is the part of a video most people give up on and settle for a library loop everyone else is using. Here it is four dials, a lyric box, and an optional recording of your own voice.

AI Music screen
Style, mood, tempo and era as dials — preview as you go.

Replaces

Suno · Udio · Soundraw · stock music subscriptions

Who it is for

Brand jingles and ad beds
Videos that need a track nobody else has
Campaigns built around a song

From a jingle to a finished song

Set the genre, mood, tempo and era; preview; commit when the direction is right. Vocal and instrumental versions of the same track are produced together, so the bed music for a video and the full song are one generation.

Vocal and instrumental versions
Short jingles or full-length songs
Track library kept per project
Reusable in videos and automation runs

Lyrics, written or yours

Paste your own lyrics or let the lyricist write them from a topic and a tone in one of eight languages. The result is editable line by line before anything is sung.

The lyricist, with the output editable line by line.
The lyricist, with the output editable line by line.

Sung in your own voice

Upload a sample and the track can be sung in your voice — the same voice your videos use, which is what makes a series of content feel like one brand rather than a stack of unrelated files.

Questions about AI Music

Anything else? Write to [email protected] or read the step-by-step guide.

Can I use the music commercially?

Yes — tracks generated in your project are yours to use in your marketing.

How long can a track be?

From a few-second jingle to a full song; longer pieces cost proportionally more credits.

Do I need to write lyrics?

No. The lyricist writes them from a topic, and you can edit any line.

More in Studio

AI Music is included on every plan.

The plan decides how many projects and credits you get — not which modules you can open. Start on the free plan and see for yourself.