Sonic branding on a small budget
Describe how your brand should feel, add the line you want sung, and get a short, catchy jingle for an ad, a podcast intro or a shop playlist.
AI Song Maker is an AI jingle generator for small brands and creators. Describe the sound (upbeat ukulele, retro radio, bold synths), add one or two lines with your brand name as lyrics, and generate. Lyria 3 makes 30-second jingles for 10 credits, ElevenLabs Music makes 60-second spots for 120, and the instrumental model makes music beds for voiceovers for 10. Download the MP3 and trim it in any audio editor.
A jingle is a hook with a name in it. Put your brand line in the lyrics box and keep it to one or two short lines.
Lyria 3's 30-second clips fit radio and social ads, ElevenLabs Music gives you a full minute, and either trims down to a short sonic logo.
Warm and acoustic for a café, bold synths for a tech product, doo-wop for a retro diner. Describe it in plain words.
The instrumental model makes music with no vocals to sit under an ad read or a podcast intro.
At 10 credits per Lyria 3 clip, you can try several styles before choosing one.
Use your jingles in ads, videos and podcasts under our terms and the model providers' terms.
Genre, mood, instruments and voice, plus where it will play: radio, podcast, social ad or shop.
Put the brand name and slogan in the lyrics box, spelled the way it should be sung.
Try two or three styles, keep the best, and cut it to length in an audio editor.
Most audio branding comes in a few standard lengths, and every one of them starts from a short track:
Spell unusual names the way they sound, and put the name at the end of a line, where the melody lands. Repeat it at least twice; repetition is what makes a jingle stick. If a name still comes out wrong, try a phonetic spelling.
Use only your own brand names and slogans. Do not ask for another company's jingle, trademark or slogan, and do not name artists.
You may use jingles you make here in commercial projects under our terms and the model providers' terms. Lyria tracks carry SynthID, an inaudible watermark that marks them as AI-generated without changing the sound. Some ad platforms and broadcasters ask you to disclose AI-generated content; follow their rules.
Lyria 3 makes 30-second clips (10 credits) and ElevenLabs Music makes 60-second tracks (120 credits). For a shorter sonic logo, trim the part you like in any audio editor.
Yes. Put the name in the lyrics box, spelled the way it should sound, and keep the sung line short. If a name comes out wrong, try a phonetic spelling and generate again.
Yes, under our terms and the model providers' terms. Use only names and slogans you own, and follow the AI disclosure rules of the platform where the ad runs.
New accounts get two free Lyria 3 Pro songs (40 credits). After that, a 30-second Lyria 3 jingle costs 10 credits, about $0.09–$0.12.
Last updated October 6, 2026