Songs for ads

Make a song for your ad.

Ads with a catchy song get noticed and remembered. Type your product name and what you're offering, and Neume turns it into an original song with real vocals in about a minute, ready to put under your video or play on the radio.

First song free. You can use it in paid ads.

A real ad that used a songShared publicly
Sales for every $1 spent$4.81
Spent on the ad$857,669
Sales from the ad$4.12M

"Launched this ad few months back and it's still the top spender."Shared publicly by a performance marketer, September 2026

Neume — our own ad song
Neume — our own ad song
Our own ad, made with Neume from one prompt
Why songs work in ads

People remember ads with songs. And buy.

Every number below comes from a published study, linked so you can check it. Results depend on your product and your ad, so treat this as a reason to try it, not a promise.

8.53×

Ads with a recognizable brand sound, like a jingle, were 8.53 times more likely to be top performers. Ads with any audio at all: 3.44 times.

Ipsos, The Power of You (2020), study of 2,000+ video ads
+78%

more people remembered the brand when the ad used original music made for it instead of a well-known song. Brand recognition was 34% higher too.

TikTok Marketing Science, Power of Creative Elements (US study)
+52%

more brand awareness from videos with their own original audio, compared with licensed songs.

VidMob study, cited by TikTok Marketing Science
+5%

more people said they'd buy when the ad had music, and 4% more remembered it. Saying the brand name at least four times added another 4%.

Audacy × Veritonic (2023), 113 audio ads, 330+ listeners
93%

of TikTok users keep the sound on, and people are 15% more likely to skip an ad that has no sound.

TikTok Marketing Science, US Music Perceptions Research (MRC Data)
Sung > spoken

People remember words better when they're sung to a repeating tune than when the same words are just spoken.

Wallace (1994), Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory & Cognition

Why a song works better than words alone

When people read your offer or hear it spoken, it's gone the moment they scroll. When it's sung, the tune carries it, and it keeps playing in their head. That's why you can still sing jingles from years ago. The studies above keep finding the same pattern: original music made for the ad beats a borrowed song, and singing your brand name inside the music beats mentioning it once at the end.

How it works

Your product and offer, turned into a song in about a minute.

Step 1

Type what you're selling

Your product name, the offer and the main reason to buy. Add a few words about the style, like "upbeat pop, female voice".

Step 2

Get your song

Neume writes the tune, sings your words and mixes it in about a minute. You get two versions to choose from.

Step 3

Add it to your ad

Download the MP3, put it under your video or run it as audio, then make a few more styles to test.

Try different styles

One product, many styles. See which one sells.

You don't have to guess which song will work. Make the same offer as pop, country, hip hop and acoustic, run them side by side, and the ad platform will show you which one your customers respond to. Here's one product in four styles.

  • The same words, with a different style and voice each time
  • Change one line, like a new price, without remaking the song
  • Every song you make comes in two versions
Upbeat pop
"N-n-n-no, no pay if no glow"
Country
"Thirty days to glow, that's the deal"
Hip hop
"Thirty days, no glow, no pay"
Soft acoustic
"Wake up glowing, thirty days"
Where you can use it

Works wherever you run ads.

Instagram, Facebook & TikTok

15–30 seconds, vertical video

Say your product name and offer in the first 5 seconds, and let the catchiest line repeat before the ad ends.

YouTube ads

6 or 15 seconds

Keep it to one sung line: the name, the price and the offer.

Podcasts & radio

15–30 seconds of audio

With no picture, the song does all the work. Sing the brand name more than once.

Spotify & streaming

30 seconds of audio

Match the mood of where it plays: calm for evening listening, upbeat for workouts.

Built for advertisers

Everything you need to make a song for your ad. No music skills needed.

Type your offer, get a song

Your product, your price and the main reason to buy. Neume writes a catchy song around them and sings it.

Make several versions to test

The same offer in different styles, so you can see which one your customers respond to.

Change one line without starting over

Price changed? Remix rewrites just that line and sings it in the same voice.

A version without the singing

Split the song into vocals and music, so you can put the music under your own voiceover.

Use it in paid ads

Download a high-quality MP3 that you own. Commercial use is included, with no extra licence fees.

Your first song is free

Try it before you pay. No card needed, and low-quality songs are free while you experiment.

Good to know

Frequently asked
questions.

Songs for ads, jingles, rights, testing and voiceovers.

What is a song for an ad?

A short, original song made for your ad. It sings your product name, your offer and why people should buy. You put it under a video ad or play it as an audio ad. It works because people remember words that are sung far better than words they read, which is why old jingles stick for decades.

Do ads with songs really perform better?

Research says yes. An Ipsos study of over 2,000 video ads found ads with a recognizable brand sound were 8.53 times more likely to perform well. TikTok found original music made for an ad helped 78% more people remember the brand than a well-known song. One advertiser has publicly shared a single ad with an AI-made song that returned $4.81 for every $1 spent, across $857,669 of ad spend. Results depend on your product and your ad, so test it against your current best ad.

How do I make a song for my ad with Neume?

Type your offer as the lyrics, for example "Glow Serum, thirty days to glow or it's free", and add a few words about the style, like "upbeat pop jingle, female voice, short and catchy". Neume writes the tune, sings your words and mixes a full song in about a minute. Download the MP3 and add it to your ad.

Can I make a jingle for my business or a radio ad?

Yes. A jingle is just a short song for an ad. Type your business name and slogan as the lyrics, add "short jingle" and the style you want, and generate. It works for radio, podcasts, phone hold music and in-store playlists.

Can I use the song in paid ads?

Yes. You own what you make and commercial use is included, so you can run it on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, podcasts and radio. Each ad platform has its own rules about AI-made audio, and they can change, so check the current rules where you advertise.

How do I test different versions?

Make the same offer in a few styles and voices, then run each one as a separate ad and see which gets more sales. If only the price or one line changes, use Remix to rewrite that line instead of making a new song. Every song you make comes in two versions to choose from.

Can I use the music without the singing?

Yes. Split the song into vocals and music, put the music under your own voiceover, and bring the sung line back at the end. That gives you two different ads from one song.

Your next best ad could be a song.

Type your product and offer, get your song in about a minute, and test it against your current ad. Your first song is free.

No card needed. Commercial use included.