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Royalty-free music made for your project

New tracks from your description, with plain answers on where they can go.

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Four tracks made here

A pitch deck, a vlog, a documentary and a first dance.

Cover of “Forward Motion”: an empty glass atrium in morning light, an escalator and long shadows

Forward Motion

1:26

Uplifting corporate

  • Corporate
  • C major
  • 118 BPM

Made from: “uplifting corporate, light piano, claps, steady beat, positive”

Cover of “Sunny Side Vlog”: a bike with a basket of flowers on a sunny street

Sunny Side Vlog

2:02

Happy acoustic vlog music

  • Acoustic vlog
  • C major
  • 103 BPM

Made from: “happy acoustic vlog music, ukulele, whistling, hand claps”

Cover of “Field Notes”: an open notebook and a compass on a mossy rock

Field Notes

2:08

Thoughtful documentary underscore

  • Documentary
  • B♭ major
  • 93 BPM

Made from: “thoughtful documentary underscore, soft strings, piano, gentle pulse”

Cover of “First Dance”: a couple’s first dance under warm lights at a wedding

First Dance

2:49

Romantic cinematic wedding film music

  • Wedding film
  • A minor
  • Strings and piano

Made from: “romantic cinematic wedding film music, piano and swelling strings”

Royalty-free, in plain words

For tracks you make while on a paid plan or credit pack.

Fee per use
None, use a track as often as you like
Royalties
We don’t collect any
Monetized YouTube
Yes
Ads, brands, client work
Yes
Content ID
Please don’t register it: similar music can exist for others
Older free tracks
Download them after you upgrade

Search a library, or make the track?

Both work. They suit different days.

Finding itStock library: Scroll and preview until one fitsMade here: Describe it, hear two in a minute
Someone else using itStock library: The same file is in other videosMade here: New each run, though similar music can exist
Changing itStock library: Pick another trackMade here: Change a word and run it again
TermsStock library: Each library sets its ownMade here: Paid plan or pack, no fee per use

Need a well-known song, or a track this very second with no account? A library is the better pick that day.

If a track gets flagged

Automatic matching can mistake one track for another. This is what to do.

Four steps after a claim: open the notice, copy the song link from your library, send it to us, get back when and how it was made

Read the notice

Note which part of your video it names and who made the claim.

Send us the song link

Copy the track’s share link from your library and send it through the contact page.

Get its record

We reply with when and how the track was made, to use in your dispute.

Where the music ends up

Client cuts, shop speakers, shows and games.

Freelance editor in her thirties, Turkish, dark wavy shoulder-length hair, showing a client cut on a laptop in a bright office

A client video

Music made for the brief, cleared for client work.

Café owner in his forties, Japanese, short grey-flecked hair and an apron, filming a reel of latte art behind the counter

A small shop’s reel

An ad for the shop with music of its own.

Woman in her sixties, Black, short natural grey hair, recording a documentary voice-over in a home studio

A documentary

A quiet score under the narration.

Two game makers in their twenties, a Mexican man with a buzz cut and a white woman with a red braid, playtesting at a desk

An indie game

Menu music and level tracks, no fee per player.

Two cues from one wedding brief

The second take is in F major, a little faster, and 2:18 long. Either can score the same film.

First Dance, one run: “romantic cinematic wedding film music, piano and swelling strings”

Take 1

2:49
  • 140 BPM
  • A minor

Take 2

2:18
  • 148 BPM
  • F major

How to make royalty-free music

Describe, keep, trim.

Marketing manager in his thirties, Indian, short black hair and a trimmed beard, picking a track on a laptop beside a storyboard
  1. 1

    Describe the track

    The use, the feeling and two instruments: “corporate, uplifting, light piano, claps”.

  2. 2

    Make it on a paid plan or pack

    That is what lets you use it in videos, ads and client work.

  3. 3

    Download and trim

    Get the MP3 and cut the length you need in the free Audio Cutter.

Questions about royalty-free music

Is the royalty-free music made here really royalty-free?

Tracks you make on a paid plan or credit pack can go in your videos, podcasts, ads and client work with no fee per use. We don’t collect royalties on them.

Will royalty-free music from here get my video a copyright claim?

No one can promise how an automatic matching system will treat an upload. If a track is flagged, send us its link and we’ll reply with when and how it was made.

Is there a free royalty-free music library here?

Not yet. Every track is made new from your description, so no one else starts with the same file.

How much does royalty-free music from here cost?

Your first run is free with no account. After that, a plan starts at $9.90 a month and a credit pack at $9.90; pack credits never expire.

Can I register royalty-free tracks from here with Content ID?

Please don’t. Similar music can exist, and a claim would land on other people’s videos.

How many royalty-free tracks do I get per run?

Two takes of your description. “First Dance” came out at 2:49 and 2:18.

Can I use royalty-free music from here in a client’s wedding film?

Yes, if you made it on a paid plan or credit pack. Client work is covered, with no fee per use.

Not covered here.Ask us something else

Make a track no one else starts with

Two instrumentals a run. The first run needs no account.

Two free songs, no account needed.