YouTube Intro Music Maker
Type a vibe and get a short channel intro that matches your outro and end screen music, cut to the exact second.
Describe the sound, not an artist. Real artist and brand names are not allowed.
One piece of music, cut three ways: an intro, an outro and a loop to talk over. Every cut is exact to the second.
Free to start. Packs when you need more.
2 kits a month without an account, 5 a month with a free account. Packs are one-time: no subscription, and credits never expire. Pack kits use studio quality and a larger cover, and they are kept until you delete them.
Why 5 seconds is the default
YouTube viewers decide fast whether to keep watching. A long branded open before you get to the point gives them a reason to click away. That's why the default intro length here is 5 seconds, just long enough to feel intentional without costing you the first few seconds of watch time.
If your channel has a strong visual intro or you want more room for a logo animation, you can still choose 10 or 15 seconds. Just know that every extra second is a second before your actual video starts.
One kit, matching intro and outro
Your intro, outro and background loop all come from the same generation, so they share the same instruments and key. That means your channel opens and closes with music that clearly belongs together, instead of a random intro clip paired with whatever outro track you found later.
You can also use the loop under a longer segment, like a sponsor read or an outro card that runs longer than a plain outro would.
Matching music for your end screen
YouTube's own help pages say end screens can only run in the last 5 to 20 seconds of a video, and a video has to be at least 25 seconds long to use one at all. Your kit's outro is built in that range, so you can drop it under your end screen without cutting or stretching it.
If your end screen runs closer to the full 20 seconds, use the 15 second outro option instead of the 5 second one so the music doesn't end while your end screen elements are still on screen.
Twitch and stream intros
Streaming platforms want a similar kind of clip: something short for a starting soon screen or a scene transition. The stream default here is a 10 second intro, a 5 second outro and a 30 second loop, which works well for a starting soon screen that runs longer than a typical YouTube intro.
The same kit works for a stream panel, a scene change sting or an alert bed. Pick the stream option when you generate and the lengths adjust automatically.
If YouTube flags your intro
We can't promise YouTube will never flag a track by mistake, and no tool honestly can. What you get instead is a certificate for every kit with the generation date, the model used and the terms that applied, which is what you'd need to file a dispute.
Read the full rights breakdown, including exactly what Google's terms say and what we don't claim, at the music rights page.
Questions people ask
Where do YouTubers get their intro music?
Most pull from stock libraries, hire someone on a freelance site, or generate it. Library tracks get reused by thousands of channels, which is part of why the same clip can get flagged more than once. A generated kit is made fresh from your own prompt instead.
How long should a YouTube intro be?
5 seconds is a safe default if you want viewers straight into your content. Go up to 10 or 15 seconds only if your intro is doing real work, like showing a logo animation or your channel name.
How do I make YouTube intro music?
Pick the YouTube show type, choose a vibe, set your lengths and generate. You'll get a matching intro, outro and loop from one piece of music, ready to download.
Can I use the same music for my outro and end screen?
Yes. Your outro comes from the same generation as your intro, and it's built to fit inside YouTube's 5 to 20 second end screen window.
What if I get a copyright claim on my intro music?
We can't promise that will never happen. If it does, use your kit's certificate, which has the generation date and model details, to dispute the claim.
Does this work for Twitch or livestreams?
Yes. Pick the stream option for lengths built around a starting soon screen and scene transitions instead of a video intro.
Is YouTube intro music free to make?
You can make 2 kits a month with no account, or 5 a month with a free account.