How do I make a jingle with AI?
Open Music Studio › Song Generator above, paste a short lyric with your business name, describe the musical style, set the length to 30 seconds and generate. The AI writes the melody and sings your words. You then trim the catchiest part, usually the last 5 to 10 seconds with the brand name, and use it at the start or end of your ads.
Jingles work because a melody makes a name easy to remember. Think of the short sung phone numbers and taglines you still know from TV and radio years later. A local pizza shop, a plumbing company or a car wash can now have its own sung tagline without hiring a studio.
Which jingle style suits my business?
Pair a style description with a short lyric. Replace the brand names with yours.
| Business | Style description | Sample lyric |
|---|---|---|
| Pizza shop | “Bright 1960s doo-wop, male and female harmonies, snappy and fun” | “Hot and fresh, right to your door, Tony’s Pizza, you’ll want more!” |
| Plumbing or HVAC | “Friendly country pop, acoustic guitar, warm male vocal, trustworthy” | “When the pipes start leaking, don’t you fret, call Lakeside Plumbing, our best bet yet!” |
| Car dealership | “Big upbeat pop rock, punchy drums, energetic female vocal, stadium feel” | “Drive away happy, drive away today, Summit Auto, the easy way!” |
| Coffee shop | “Mellow acoustic indie, soft female vocal, ukulele, cozy morning feel” | “Slow down, sip, start your day, Maple Street Coffee, just this way” |
| Real estate agent | “Smooth jazz pop, light piano, confident female vocal, upscale” | “Your next home is on the way, call Jenna Brooks today” |
| Dentist | “Cheerful kids pop, glockenspiel, bouncy and silly” | “Brush and floss and smile so bright, Sunny Dental gets it right!” |
| Podcast or YouTube | “Retro synth funk, talk-box style, groovy and playful” | “Tuesday night, it’s time to tune in, The Weekly Grind is back again!” |
How do I create and use a jingle step by step?
- Write a short lyricTwo lines, 8 to 16 words, with your brand name near the end. Rhymes help memory.
- Describe the styleName a genre, era, instruments and voice type, for example “1980s synth pop, female vocal, bright”.
- Set length to 30 secondsShort songs keep the focus on the hook. Turn on instrumental if you only want the music bed.
- Generate several takesCreate three or four versions. Pick the one with the strongest melody on your name.
- Trim the hookIn Audacity or GarageBand, cut the best 5 to 15 seconds. Fade the end over half a second.
- Add a spoken lineVoice your offer with radio ad voiceover tools and place the jingle as the closer.
What makes a jingle catchy?
The best jingles follow a few simple rules:
- Say the name on the strongest note. Put the brand name at the end of a line, where the melody naturally lands.
- Keep it short. Five to seven seconds is enough for a sonic logo. Fifteen seconds is a full jingle.
- Use simple words. One-syllable words are easier to sing and remember.
- Repeat. Use the same jingle in every ad, on hold music and in videos. Repetition builds recall.
- Match your brand. A law firm and a toy store should not sound alike. Pick the style first, then write the words.
Need help with the words? The lyrics generator can draft ideas from a topic like “friendly family bakery in Ohio”. Or let the Song Generator write auto-lyrics from your topic and pick the best line.
Running ads every week?
Pair your jingle with a fresh voiceover for each promotion. Write the script, voice it with commercial voiceover voices, and close with the same jingle each time. Agencies producing many spots can add voices to their own tools with the Speechma API, with plans from $9/month.
Frequently asked questions
Is the AI jingle generator included in Speechma Pro?
Can I use the jingle in paid radio or TV ads?
How short can a jingle be?
Can I get an instrumental version too?
Can the jingle be in Spanish?
Should I copy a famous jingle?
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