AI Music Generation: Custom Soundtracks for Your Videos

Every video needs music. Background tracks, intros, outros, jingles—music sets the mood and keeps viewers engaged. AI music generation creates custom soundtracks from text descriptions. No licensing headaches, no searching through stock libraries. Describe what you want, and the AI composes it.

Kubeez offers AI music generation with support for genre, mood, duration, and more. Generate tracks for your videos, ads, and content—with full commercial rights.

#How AI Music Generation Works

You provide a prompt describing the music:

• Genre — Pop, electronic, cinematic, acoustic, etc.
• Mood — Upbeat, calm, dramatic, nostalgic
• Instruments — Piano, guitar, strings, drums
• Duration — 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes
• Vocal style — Instrumental, with vocals, male/female

The model generates an audio file. Download, use in your video, and you're done.

#Use Cases

Video soundtracks: Background music for YouTube videos, ads, social content. Match the mood to the visuals.

Ads and jingles: Short, catchy tracks for commercials. Brand-specific music without licensing fees.

Podcasts: Intro and outro music. Consistent branding across episodes.

Presentations: Background music for slides and demos. Professional without the cost of custom composition.

Social content: Music for Reels, TikTok, Shorts. Trending-style or original tracks.

#Licensing and Commercial Use

Kubeez music generations come with full commercial rights. No royalties, no attribution required (unless you choose to credit). Use in client work, ads, and paid projects.

Always check the terms for your specific plan. Commercial rights are a key differentiator from some stock music services.

#Duration Options

Models support different lengths—typically 30 seconds to a few minutes. For short-form video (Reels, TikTok), 15–60 seconds is common. For longer content, generate a loopable section or multiple segments.

#Prompting Tips

Be specific: "Upbeat pop, 120 BPM, piano and drums, female vocals, 60 seconds" beats "happy music."

Reference style: "In the style of [artist or genre]" can help. "Synthwave, 80s style" or "acoustic indie, Bon Iver feel."

Avoid conflicting terms: "Calm and energetic" is hard to interpret. Pick one primary direction.

#Combining with Video

Generate music first, then create video to match—or vice versa. Some video models (Kling 2.6) can generate video with music in one pass. For maximum control, generate separately and sync in an editor.

Want the whole workflow? The Kubeez School lesson Make a music video that sings your real song walks you from a finished track to a music video, step by step.

Generate music on Kubeez.