30s clip
Recommended1 credit
30 seconds. MP3 mix only, plus a license file.
A jingle is short, so start with a 30-second clip. Put the brand name and the hook line in the prompt, name the genre and tempo, and regenerate until the melody sticks. Then make a full song or studio WAV for the final cut.
Pick one to load it into the composer. Choose the output type there, then edit the prompt to make it yours.
1 credit
30 seconds. MP3 mix only, plus a license file.
10 credits
Auto, 1, 2, or 3 minutes in the composer (up to 4 via the API). MP3 mix, stems, and a streaming master, plus a license file.
20 credits
Auto, 1, 2, or 3 minutes in the composer (up to 4 via the API). WAV 44.1kHz stereo mix, stems, and a streaming master, plus a license file.
At 1 credit a take, clips let you try many hooks cheaply. Clips ship the mix and license only, so render the winner as a full song or studio WAV if you need stems.
Signup includes 10 free credits. You get stems and a streaming master on full songs and studio WAVs (not 30-second clips). See pricing.
A jingle is commercial use by design. That use follows the per-song license, and Lyria tracks are also subject to Google Gemini paid API terms. Read the licensing guide before it runs in an ad.
Read the commercial use and licensing guide for YouTube, ads, podcasts, and client work. The terms of service are the legal source.
Put the name in quotes in the prompt, or write the hook as lyrics in the lyrics field. Spell unusual names the way they are pronounced if the first take gets it wrong.
No. Do not submit lyrics you do not own, and do not ask for a named artist or reference track. The composer refuses those prompts.
A 30-second clip costs 1 credit, a full song 10 credits, and a studio WAV master 20 credits.
Commercial use follows the per-song license file. See the licensing guide for ads and client work.