Your podcast intro, sung with the show name in the chorus
A good podcast has an opener people recognise in the first two seconds. That is what a jingle is for.
A podcast intro is one of the most frequent requests here, and one of the easiest to get right: the show name, who hosts it, the topic and a line listeners already associate with you. The result is a short, sung opener that runs before every episode.
You can order just the music, just a spoken voice over a track, or both. The style sets the show personality: hip hop for unfiltered talk, pop and electronic for tech, rock for sports, folk for interviews.
When people order one
- A show openerA short intro with the show name in the chorus, made to run on every episode. The most common request.
- A season trailerA longer version with the season theme and what listeners will hear this time.
- An outro and creditsThe same song in instrumental or shorter form, to close the episode and ask for a follow.
How it works
- 01You tell the storyBy text or voice note. You can ramble — the bot asks what is missing.
- 02Agree style and voiceStyle, voice (male, female, duet or instrumental) and what the lyrics say are confirmed before anything is generated.
- 03Hear the previewA snippet of your song, with your story, before you pay.
- 04Get both versionsIn the chat, with the lyrics written out. About five minutes in total.
You get two versions and the written lyrics. Use them in the opener, on Spotify, on YouTube and on social — commercial use is included.
- ~5 minfrom "hi" to the song playing
- 2 versionsof the same song, with the lyrics written out
- over 24,000songs already made on the platform
Styles that suit this request
- hip hop
- pop
- rock
- EDM
- R&B
- folk
- instrumental
There are 72 styles in the engine — these are the ones that come up most for this kind of request. You can ask for any other in the chat.
A real example
A real song from the catalogue, public and liked by the people who heard it. Press play.
What people ask
Can I use it on every episode?
Can I get an instrumental version?
Does the show name get sung?
Can I use it on Spotify, YouTube and social?
How long does it take?
What it costs
One price, one song — two versions and the written lyrics. No subscription, no bundle, no sign-up: the price shows up in the chat before anything is generated.