AI Commercial Jingle Maker
Type your business name and get a sung commercial jingle for TV-style, radio-style or social ads, in about a minute.
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 a commercial jingle actually is
A commercial jingle is a short piece of sung music built for an ad. It usually says the business name in the hook, so anyone who hears the ad remembers who it was for, not just that they saw one.
The term covers a wide range: a full 30 second spot for a TV-style or radio-style ad, a shorter cut for a social ad, or a quick sting that plays under a voice-over.
How brands use a commercial jingle
Brands run the same jingle across more than one channel: a longer version for a radio-style or TV-style spot, a shorter cut for a social ad, and sometimes a 5 second audio logo pulled from the same take for the end of a video.
A jingle that repeats across every ad a business runs does more for recall than a new piece of music every time. Consistency is worth more than novelty here.
Briefing your own commercial jingle
Start with your business name, since that's the one thing the jingle has to get right. Add a short tagline or what you do if you want a second line in the hook.
Pick a style that matches your ad, not just your business. A retro radio style reads as a classic, no-nonsense spot. A hip hop or Latin pop style feels current and works well on social video.
Pick a hook line template and edit it if you want. Your business name stays in the line no matter which template you choose.
Picking a length for your ad
10 or 15 seconds fits a social ad or a pre-roll video, where you have only a few seconds before someone skips.
30 seconds fits a full radio-style or TV-style commercial spot, with room for the hook plus a second line about what you do.
- 10 or 15 seconds: social ads, pre-roll video
- 30 seconds: full radio-style or TV-style spot
Rights in plain words
The music behind every jingle comes from Google's Lyria model. Google says it does not claim ownership of what you generate, and every track carries an inaudible SynthID watermark. Read the full breakdown, and what we can't promise about trademarks, on the license page at the jingle rights page.
Questions people ask
What is a commercial jingle?
A short piece of sung music built for an ad, usually with the business name in the hook so listeners remember who the ad was for.
How long should a commercial jingle be?
10 or 15 seconds fits a social ad. 30 seconds fits a full radio-style or TV-style commercial spot.
Can I use a jingle for a real TV or radio commercial?
This tool makes radio-style and TV-style jingles. If you plan to actually air one on real radio or TV, check the terms on the license page and talk to a lawyer first.
What's the difference between a commercial jingle and a company jingle?
They're closely related. A commercial jingle usually means the version built for a paid ad. A company jingle covers everyday uses too, like a storefront video or an on-hold line. See company jingles.
Can I get a shorter clip for the end of my ad?
Yes. Every jingle comes with a 5 second audio logo cut from the same take, built to end on the final note. See the audio logo maker.
Is a commercial jingle free to make?
You can make 1 jingle a month with no account, or 3 a month with a free account.
Can I hear the jingle before I use it in an ad?
Yes. The result screen shows the exact hook line the singer was asked to sing, so you can check your business name before you download or use anything.