What the AI jingle maker can do
Pick what the music is for, and Kreyta shapes it to fit. A jingle is short and catchy, built around your name. A background track sits quietly under a video. An intro or outro opens and closes your podcast or YouTube video. A song with lyrics is a full piece of up to about three minutes.
Every make gives you two versions, so you can compare them side by side and keep the one that sticks. Download the audio, put it under a Kreyta video, or take it into Kreyta Editor.
- Genres: Afrobeats, Amapiano, Highlife, Gospel and Praise, Afro-pop, Hip-hop, Juju and Fuji inspired, Lo-fi, Cinematic, Corporate
- Moods: upbeat, calm, inspiring, romantic, energetic
- Vocals: none, or an AI singer singing your lyrics
- Lyrics in English, Pidgin and other languages
How long should a jingle be?
Radio and Status both reward short. A business jingle works best between 15 and 30 seconds, and Kreyta's jingle length is 30 seconds, which gives you room for an intro, the hook and your name twice. If you only need a sting, a 5 to 10 second piece for the start of every video, cut it from the jingle in the editor.
For background music under a video ad, match the music to the video's length and keep it calm enough that the voiceover is easy to hear. For a church anniversary song or a song for a launch event, choose the full song length.
Writing jingle lyrics people remember
Kreyta can write the lyrics for you free, or you can write your own. Either way, keep them simple. A jingle is not a love song. It has one job: plant your name and one promise in the listener's head.
Say the business name in the first line and again in the last. Use a rhyme or a rhythm that a child could sing back. Put the promise in four or five words: 'Hot jollof, fast delivery'. If you use Pidgin, write it the way people in your area speak it, not the way it looks in a textbook.
- Name in the first line and the last line
- One promise, said in five words or fewer
- A phone number only if it is very short; otherwise say your handle
- No real artist names, no lines from existing songs
Your words, your jingle
Kreyta does not copy real artists or existing songs, so do not ask for 'a song like' a famous track or put an artist's name in your lyrics. Describe the feel instead: 'Amapiano log drum, joyful, Friday night energy'. That keeps your jingle original and safe to use for your business.
How it works
Describe the business and feel
Example: 'A jingle for Mama Tee Kitchen in Ikeja, Afrobeats, upbeat, say the name twice'.
Pick use, genre and vocals
Jingle, background, intro or song. Choose an AI singer or no vocals.
Write or edit the lyrics
Let Kreyta write them free, or type your own. Keep the name in.
Compare two versions
Listen to both, download your favourite or use it under a video.
Questions and answers
Can I use the jingle in my ads?
Yes, for your own business. Use your own words and do not ask for real artists or existing songs, so the jingle stays yours to use.
Can the jingle be in Pidgin or Yoruba?
Yes. With the AI singer you can choose the lyrics language. Have a native speaker check Yoruba, Igbo or Hausa lyrics before you release it.
How much does a jingle cost?
The 30 second jingle and the full song are priced in credits, with two versions each time. You see the price before you make it. New accounts get 3 free credits once.
Can I add the jingle to my video?
Yes. Use it under a Kreyta video or add it in Kreyta Editor, where you can set the volume and cut it to length.
Do I need to know music?
No. Pick a genre and a mood in plain words. Kreyta handles the beat, the melody and the mix.