AI Audio Logo Maker
Get a 5 second audio logo, also called a sound logo, cut from a jingle that sings your business name and timed to end on its final note.
Unusual name?
Short lines work best. Up to three lines. No real artists, songs or brands you do not own.
You also get a 5 second audio logo from the same take. Takes run about 25 to 30 seconds, so a 30 second jingle can end a few seconds early on its own last note. You can change the length later for free.
One take, two files: the jingle and a 5 second audio logo that ends on the final note.
Free to start. Packs when you need more takes.
1 jingle a month without an account, 3 a month with a free account. Packs are one-time: no subscription, and credits never expire. Pack jingles get a larger cover and are kept until you delete them.
What an audio logo is
An audio logo is a short, sung or musical signature, usually 2 to 5 seconds, that people learn to connect with your business. Here it is the last 5 seconds of your jingle. The singer is asked to finish on your business name, so the audio logo usually carries it, but listen to check. Some people call it a sound logo. A few call it a sonic logo, though that phrase also turns up a lot of results for a certain blue video game character, so it's less useful as a search term.
It's not a full jingle. It's the short, memorable tail end of one, built to be heard on its own, over and over, without wearing out its welcome.
Where to use an audio logo
An audio logo works best in the same spot every time, so people learn to connect the sound with your business.
- At the end of a video, right after the visual logo appears
- At the start of an app, when it opens
- On an on-hold phone line, between messages
- At the end of a podcast ad read
How it's made
Your audio logo comes from the same generation as your full jingle. Type your business name, pick a style, and you get both a jingle and a 5 second audio logo cut from the same take.
The cut ends where the music ends, on the last sung note or hook, so it never sounds chopped off in the middle.
You can change the jingle's length later without a new generation. The audio logo cut stays a fixed 5 seconds either way.
Getting your name right in a few seconds
A few seconds leaves less room for error than a full jingle, so a slurred name stands out more. Always listen to your audio logo before you use it anywhere.
If your business name comes out wrong, use the "say it like" field to spell out how it should sound. That changes only the pronunciation, not the words in the hook.
Rights in plain words
Your audio logo comes from the same Lyria-generated take as your jingle, so the same terms apply. Google says it does not claim ownership of the music, and every track carries an inaudible SynthID watermark. Only use a name or logo you have the rights to. Full details at the jingle rights page.
Questions people ask
What is an audio logo?
A short, memorable piece of music, usually 2 to 5 seconds, that people connect with your business. It's also called a sound logo. HookHouse cuts yours as the last 5 seconds of your jingle, where the singer is asked to finish on your name.
Can I hear my audio logo before I download it?
Yes. The result screen plays back your audio logo and shows the exact line the singer was asked to sing, so you can check it before you use it anywhere.
Where should I use my audio logo?
At the end of a video, the start of an app, on an on-hold phone line, or at the end of a podcast ad read.
How long is an audio logo?
5 seconds, cut from the same take as your full jingle, ending on the final note.
Can I use my own logo image as the cover?
Yes. Your logo is placed as-is on a plain color background. Your logo itself is never sent to an AI model.
How do I make sure my name is clear in such a short clip?
Listen before you use it. If the name comes out wrong, use the "say it like" field to spell out the pronunciation and generate again.
Is an audio logo free to make?
Yes. You get 1 jingle a month with no account, or 3 a month with a free account, and every jingle includes the matching audio logo.