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AI Jingle Generator

A Jingle That Sings Your Brand Name In 20 Seconds

Describe your business, the line you want people to remember and the mood, and get a short, catchy jingle with vocals. Made for radio spots, podcast intros, TikTok ads and on-hold music.

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Instrumental Only

The starter prompt is for a fictional coffee shop. Replace the name and tagline with yours, ask for the name to be sung three times, and generate.

Why jingles are written differently from songs

A song has time to develop; a jingle has one job, which is to lodge a name in memory in under thirty seconds. That changes everything about the brief. There is no verse, only a hook. The brand name is the melody's highest or longest note. The tagline is the last thing heard. Radio spots run 15, 30 or 60 seconds, so a jingle that has to fit a slot needs to hit its final word before the clock runs out, with a clean ending rather than a fade.

Practically, that means your prompt should say short, say how many times the name is sung, and give the exact tagline. Cheerful, bright and simple beat clever. Ask for a big unison vocal on the name, a tempo that moves, usually 115 to 135 BPM, and a definite ending on the tagline. If the generated track runs long, keep the first thirty seconds; the hook is always at the top.

Briefing the generator like an ad agency

Give it the same four things a jingle house would ask a client for: the business name spelled the way it is pronounced, what you sell in five words, the tagline, and a reference vibe such as 50s doo-wop, modern indie pop, country, mariachi or corporate synth. Add the audience if it changes the sound; a jingle for a kids' dentist and one for a craft brewery should not share a vocal.

Jingles for podcasts and YouTube channels follow the same rules with one difference: they are heard hundreds of times by the same audience, so restraint helps. Ask for a shorter, calmer hook, a memorable instrumental motif, and the show name sung once. Radio imaging, the sung station IDs between songs, wants the opposite: the call sign or frequency belted at full energy.

Rights, trademarks and editing the result

The jingle is generated from scratch, so you are not borrowing a melody from an existing commercial. Do not ask the generator to imitate a known jingle or brand; besides the legal risk, a copycat jingle is a weaker asset than an original one. Usage rights for commercial use depend on your plan, so check the licence shown in the app before the spot airs.

Most jingles need a small trim: cut to the slot length, add a second of silence for the announcer, or export the instrumental for the on-hold loop. Generate the sung version first, then create an instrumental bed from the same description with Instrumental Only on, and you have both the jingle and its music bed for voiceover.

Jingle blueprint

What the pre-filled prompt asks for, and the constraints that make a jingle usable.

Length15 or 30 seconds for radio and social ads; up to 60 for a full spot with voiceover. Trim the generation to the slot.
Tempo115 to 135 BPM. Faster for retail and fast food, slower for finance, wellness and law.
StructureHook, name, hook, name, tagline. No verses. Clean ending, no fade.
Brand nameSung at least three times, on the highest or longest note. Spell it phonetically.
TaglineThe last words sung. Give the exact wording in the prompt.
VocalsGroup unison or a bright solo voice. Match the audience: warm for services, bouncy for kids.
Bed versionGenerate again with Instrumental Only for on-hold music and voiceover beds.

Prompt recipes

Copy one, paste it into the generator and replace the brand and tagline.

Retro doo-wop for a diner

Short retro 50s doo-wop jingle for Rosie's Diner, group harmony vocals singing Rosie's Diner three times, snapping fingers, upright bass and piano, 128 BPM, ends with the tagline: come hungry, leave happy.

Modern pop for an app

Bright, modern indie pop jingle for a budgeting app called Pocketwise, sing Pocketwise at least three times, catchy synth hook, claps, upbeat female vocal, 120 BPM, ends cleanly on the tagline: your money, sorted.

Podcast intro sting

Ten second podcast intro jingle for a true-crime show called Cold Trail, moody but catchy, low piano motif, a single deep male voice singing Cold Trail once at the end, cinematic drums, 90 BPM, clean stop.

Country for a hardware store

Friendly country jingle for Miller's Hardware, twangy telecaster, fiddle, warm male vocal singing Miller's Hardware three times, 118 BPM, ends with the tagline: if we don't have it, you don't need it.

How to make a jingle with AI

Brief it like an agency, generate, trim to the slot.

1

Give the four essentials

Brand name spelled as pronounced, what you sell, the exact tagline, and a reference style. Ask for the name sung three times and a clean ending.

Tips: Say 'short' and 'no verses'

2

Generate and pick the hook

Two takes come back. Choose the one whose first ten seconds you can hum after one listen; that is the jingle.

Tips: Kids' brands: bouncier; services: warmer

3

Trim and make the bed

Cut to 15 or 30 seconds in any editor, then generate an instrumental version of the same prompt for on-hold and voiceover.

Tips: Leave a second of silence for the announcer

Jingle generator FAQ

Length, brand names, commercial use and instrumentals.

Ask for a short jingle with no verses and the generator usually returns twenty to forty seconds. Trim to your slot in any audio editor; the hook is always in the first ten seconds, so cut from the end.
Common words are sung as written. For invented or unusual names, spell them phonetically in the prompt, for example Pocketwise as Pocket-wize, and ask for the name to be sung three times so at least one is perfect.
Commercial usage rights depend on your plan; check the licence displayed in the app before the spot runs. The jingle itself is original, not a copy of an existing commercial.
No, and you should not ask it to. Imitating a known jingle risks a trademark or copyright claim and gives you a weaker asset. Describe the style instead, for example 50s doo-wop or modern indie pop.
Yes. After you have the sung jingle, run the same description again with Instrumental Only on. Loop that bed for hold music or use it under a voiceover.
Yes. Ask for a calmer, shorter hook and the show name sung once, since your audience will hear it every episode. A ten second sting with a clean stop is the usual shape.

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