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    6 apps that make a jingle from a prompt

    Suno, Udio, AIVA, Versely, Soundraw, and ElevenLabs write a jingle from a prompt. Pick vocal song, MIDI, bed mixer, or a shared TTS pool.

    Versely Team••9 min read

    A jingle is a short, repeatable hook with a job: name, offer, or mood, in a few seconds. You type a prompt. You get audio. Six apps will do that. They do not return the same object. Suno returns a sung (or instrumental) generate you download under a cap. Udio returns a generate on a credit pool. AIVA returns a composition you may own only on Pro, with MIDI. Versely returns two takes for 3 credits in the signed-in studio. Soundraw returns a mixed beat you set to length. ElevenLabs returns a track from the same credits as your voiceover. This page is that list. It is not a sonic-branding agency brief. It is not a 3-minute single.

    A prompt that says "make it like the famous soda song" is a clearance problem wearing a jingle costume. Prompt the brand name, the seconds, the instruments, the mood. Do not prompt the chart title.

    What a prompt-jingle actually is

    The job is: text in, a short musical sting out. Five to twenty seconds is the useful band. A 3-minute verse-chorus is a song you will edit into a jingle badly.

    Decide the mouth first.

    Sung. A voice says the brand. Suno and Udio are built for that. ElevenLabs Music too. You then have a lyric to spell-check. Misspelled product names in a generate are worse than misspelled labels in a still, because you will hear them 40 times on a media buy.

    Instrumental sting. No words. Soundraw and AIVA are comfortable here. Suno and Versely will do it if you say instrumental. AIVA's Standard plan is social-only. Pro is the copyright seat.

    MIDI you will finish. AIVA. If the next step is a human arranger, MIDI is the deliverable. If the next step is a TikTok, WAV or MP3 is the deliverable.

    A jingle is not a bed under UGC talk. Beds should not sing. Jingles may sing. Do not use one generate for both jobs.

    A jingle is also not an audio logo designed in a Stockholm studio for $50,000. If you needed that, hire that. This list is the prompt.

    The six apps

    1. Suno. Start here if the jingle has to sound like a song, with a singer, from a paragraph. Suno's pricing page (read 20 September 2026, yearly) lists Free at $0, 50 credits a day, no monthly downloads, no commercial rights. Pro is $8 a month billed yearly (saves $24, month-to-month $10), 2,500 credits, 20 downloads, commercial use, v6 and v6-wild. Premier is $24 a month billed yearly (saves $72), 10,000 credits, 60 downloads, and Studio. Write the lyric in the prompt, or write custom lyrics, then lock the 8-second chorus. Do not generate a 4-minute anthem and hunt for a sting. Each Pro download is a slot. A jingle test of 25 full exports is already over Pro. Listen in the player. Download the one you will actually cut. Suno shipped v6 on 9 September 2026 with partners including Warner Music Group, BMG, and Believe. Cite that as Suno's post, not as a promise your jingle is label-cleared.

    2. Udio. Open Udio when you want Udio's voices and extend/remix tools more than Suno's. Udio's pricing page (read 20 September 2026) lists Free at $0, 10 credits a day, 100 a month, no rollovers, 3 full-length (2:10s) generations a day. Standard is $10 a month or $8 billed yearly ($96 a year), 2,400 credits, no rollovers. Pro is $30 or $24 billed yearly ($288 a year), 6,000 credits. Top-ups: 100 credits for $3.00, 1,000 for $25.00. A jingle is a short generation. Free's 2:10 daily cap is the wrong meter for a 10-second sting. Paid drops that cap. Use extend only after the hook is right. Remix is how a good 8 seconds becomes a 30-second cutdown, not how you invent a second brand name. Confirm Udio's commercial terms the day you buy. If exports are gated, you do not have a jingle. You have a clip inside Udio.

    3. AIVA. Open AIVA when the deliverable is a composition, possibly MIDI, and you care who owns the copyright. AIVA's pricing (read 20 September 2026, yearly) lists Free at €0 with 3 downloads a month, tracks up to 3 minutes, MP3 and MIDI, non-commercial, credit required. Standard is €11 a month billed annually, 15 downloads, tracks up to 5 minutes, MP3 and MIDI, no AIVA credit, monetization limited to YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, and Instagram. Pro is €33 a month billed annually, 300 downloads, up to 5 minutes 30 seconds, all formats including WAV, and copyright owned by you with full monetization. A paid social jingle on those four platforms can be Standard. A paid ad on Meta, a TV sting, a client who wants to own the cue: Pro. Free is a sketch you will credit. AIVA is a weak pick if you needed a sung slogan in a pop vocal. It is a strong pick if the sting is orchestral, electronic, or a motif you will re-arrange.

    4. Versely. Versely sits here because the jingle is often one prompt next to the picture, not a second music subscription. Signed-in studio: Suno V6, V6 Mini, V6 Wild at 3 credits a generation, two takes, while the launch discount runs. That is the song-shaped door. Open it from the AI music generator. Write the slogan in the lyrics field. Spell the product the way the pack spells it. Keep the generate short. Two takes is the unit, not one perfect master. Pick the take, then add music to video. If the jingle is a sting over a silent plate, replace is fine. If a founder is talking, you wanted a bed, not a jingle. Catalog Sounds V6 rows are 2 credits in models.json and unpublished as /models. Do not link /models/suno-sounds-v6. For a published SFX-and-loop card, Suno Sounds V5.5 is 2 credits. A sung slogan is the 3-credit family, not the 2-credit Sounds call. Credits are not USD. Versely is not AIVA. You do not get MIDI ownership theater. You get two takes and a mix.

    5. Soundraw. Open Soundraw when the "jingle" is actually a timed beat with no vocal, and you want sliders. Soundraw (read 20 September 2026, annual) lists Creator at $11.04 a month ($16.99 monthly) with unlimited MP3, commercial use, background-music rights. Artist Starter $19.49 ($29.99 monthly), 10 downloads. Artist Pro $23.39 ($35.99 monthly), 20 downloads, WAV and stems. Artist Unlimited $32.50 ($50 monthly), unlimited WAV and stems. A prompt-like flow here is genre, mood, energy, length. Set length to 8 or 15 seconds so the sting ends on a downbeat. Creator is the ad-bed and bumper seat. If the brand will release the jingle as audio on Spotify, that is Artist, and you should ask why a jingle is on Spotify. Soundraw trains on in-house recordings. You still write the slogan as a voiceover if Soundraw did not sing it. Do not expect a lyricist.

    6. ElevenLabs. Open ElevenLabs when the jingle is music plus a read, and you already pay for speech. ElevenLabs pricing (read 20 September 2026) lists Free at $0, 10,000 credits, Music on the card. Starter $6, 30,000 credits, commercial license, music commercial use. Creator $22 with 50 percent off the first month ($11), 121,000 credits. Pro $99, 600,000 credits. Music and TTS share the pool. Music v2.5 (11 September 2026, updated 18 September 2026) says you own what you make, Free gets five lossless downloads a day if you credit ElevenMusic for commercial use, Pro gets 400 a month, and reference-of-artist tracks will not download. A jingle that references a hit is a blocked download. Prompt the slogan and the genre. If the "jingle" is actually a spoken slogan over a bed, generate speech and music as two files, then mix. One model asked to "sing the legal disclaimer" is how you get a waltz about APR.

    How to pick without writing a 3-minute song

    Write the seconds and the mouth first.

    • Sung slogan, download off a music site: Suno Pro or Udio Standard. Count downloads, not vibes.
    • Instrumental motif you might own: AIVA Pro. Social-only motif: AIVA Standard.
    • Same credit pool as the video: Versely, 3 credits, two takes, short prompt.
    • Timed beat, no vocal, sliders: Soundraw Creator.
    • Music plus TTS already on one invoice: ElevenLabs, watch the shared credits.

    Two apps is a jingle stack. Suno plus an editor. Or Versely plus captions. Six apps is a slogan with six invoices.

    Spell-check the lyric at 100 percent. If you would not print the name, do not sing it.

    After the sting exists

    Lay it on the picture. A jingle that covers the product name on screen is noise. Leave a hole for the packshot.

    Mute still needs type. A sung name is not a caption. Burn the offer with the AI caption generator so you can change 20 percent off next Tuesday without regenerating the vocal.

    When the job is a short generate on the same bill as the clip, sign up and run the prompt. When the job is a MIDI motif a composer will finish, stay in AIVA Pro. The list is six apps. The jingle is a few seconds.

    FAQ

    Can I prompt "in the style of a famous jingle" and call it original?

    You can prompt it. You may not be able to download it (ElevenLabs blocks artist-reference tracks). You may still have a legal problem. Prompt instruments, tempo, and the actual slogan. Leave the famous jingle out of the box.

    Why is Versely in the middle, not first?

    Because Suno and Udio are the vendor song machines, and AIVA is the copyright-and-MIDI machine. Versely is the credit-pool generate beside the video. If you needed MIDI ownership, Versely is the wrong row.

    Is Soundraw a jingle app if it will not sing the brand?

    It is a sting app. The brand name then lives in VO or on-screen type. That is a valid jingle. It is not a sung slogan. Pick Suno or Udio if the mouth is the brief.