AI Music for Ads and Commercials
Original music and jingles cut to the exact length a spot needs — 15 or 30 seconds — with a commercial license you can point to when a client asks.
Advertising music has two hard requirements most generators ignore: an exact runtime, because a 15-second spot cannot run 17 seconds over, and a licence you can actually show a client, because 'royalty free' on a stock site does not always mean cleared for paid media placement. Autunes generates original tracks to your brief and exports them at the runtime the spot needs, and Pro and Creator plans include a commercial license that covers monetized and client-facing work.
Describe the brand, the mood and the length — an upbeat 15-second jingle for a retail spot, a warm 30-second bed for an explainer video, a driving track for a product launch — and Autunes composes the full arrangement, then short-form export delivers a clean cut at exactly the duration your media plan needs.
Why creators choose Autunes
Exact spot lengths
Short-form export produces purpose-built 15, 30, 45 or 60-second cuts instead of a trimmed slice of a longer track.
Original jingles
Generate a memorable hook and reuse the same musical idea across a campaign's different cuts for a consistent brand sound.
A licence you can show a client
Pro and Creator plans include commercial rights covering monetized and client-facing advertising work.
Any brand tone
From playful and upbeat to premium and cinematic, described in plain language rather than picked from a mood-board of stock tracks.
50 languages
Score a jingle with vocals in the market's own language rather than a generic English hook.
FLAC and stem downloads
Creator-tier stem separation and lossless export for agencies handing off to a broadcast mix engineer.
Building a campaign's audio from one idea
A campaign usually needs the same musical idea at several lengths: a full track for a 60-second hero video, a 30-second cut for standard placements, and a 15-second cut for pre-roll and social. Generate the full-length version first so the melody and hook are established, then use short-form export to produce the shorter cuts from the same creative direction instead of composing each length separately.
- Hero cut: 60 seconds or a full track, for the primary video asset
- Standard spot: 30-second short-form export, the most common broadcast and pre-roll length
- Bumper: 15-second short-form export for social and pre-roll placements too short for a full arrangement
- Sting: a short brand-mnemonic hit, a few seconds, for the closing logo card
What 'commercial license' actually needs to cover
Client work raises the bar past personal use: an agency needs the right to place a track in paid media, across multiple platforms, potentially for a campaign that runs for months. Free-plan tracks on Autunes are for personal, non-commercial use only. Pro and Creator plans include commercial rights intended for exactly this kind of monetized and client-facing placement — confirm the current terms on the pricing page before including a track in a signed client contract.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get ad music at an exact length like 15 or 30 seconds?
Yes. Short-form export produces purpose-built cuts at 15, 30, 45 or 60 seconds, built to that exact runtime rather than trimmed from a longer track.
Can I use Autunes music in a paid client campaign?
Yes, with a Pro or Creator plan, which includes commercial rights covering monetized and client-facing advertising work. Free-plan tracks are for personal use only.
Can I make a jingle with vocals in a specific language?
Yes. Autunes supports 50 languages, so a jingle can be scored with vocals in the market's own language instead of a generic English hook.
How much does a 15 or 30-second export cost?
Short-form export costs 2 to 5 credits depending on the length, separate from the cost of the full-length track it is cut from.
Can an agency get stems for a broadcast mix?
Yes. Creator-tier six-stem separation and FLAC lossless downloads support handing a track off to a mix engineer for broadcast finishing.
Is the music actually original, or pulled from a stock catalog?
Every track is generated fresh from your prompt on request. It is not a search over an existing library, so it will not turn up as another brand's ad music.
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Generate a track, then cut it to the exact spot length you need. Free to start, commercial license on paid plans.
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