Royalty-Free AI Music You Can Actually Use Commercially
Generate a track in seconds, then see exactly what your plan lets you do with it. Commercial license included with every yearly plan — YouTube, TikTok, podcasts, ads, and games.
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Commercial license on yearly plans
Every yearly plan — Starter, Hobby, and Professional — includes a commercial license for the music you generate. Use it in monetized videos, client work, ads, and products.
Full songs, not 10-second loops
Generate complete tracks with structure, vocals or instrumentals, and a proper ending — usable as background music, intros, jingles, or standalone songs.
Preview before you commit
Listen to every generated version in the browser before downloading. Only export the take that actually fits your video, episode, or campaign.
Stem export for editing
Separate vocals and instrumentals from your generated tracks, so editors can duck, cut, or remix the audio around dialogue and sound design.
Which Plan Includes a Commercial License?
The single most important question for royalty-free AI music: what you are actually allowed to do with the output. Here is the exact breakdown from our current plans — no fine print hunt required.
| Plan | Monthly generations | Monthly billing | Yearly billing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 1 generation · 6 credits | Personal use only | Personal use only |
| Starter | 100 generations · 600 credits | Commercial use not included | Commercial license included |
| Hobby | 250 generations · 1,500 credits | Commercial use not included | Commercial license included |
| Professional | 600 generations · 3,600 credits | Commercial use not included | Commercial license included |
Commercial license included means you may use the generated music in monetized YouTube videos, TikTok content, podcasts, advertisements, games, and client work. Personal use means non-commercial projects only.
How to Get AI Music With a Commercial License
From idea to publish-ready track in three steps — with the license question answered before you export.
Describe the track you need
Type the mood, genre, and use case — for example, upbeat background music for a product video. You can also paste lyrics for a full song with vocals.
Generate and preview versions
Get multiple versions and listen in the browser. Regenerate or adjust the style until one fits your project, then download the audio file.
Publish under your plan's license
Check the plan table above: yearly plans include a commercial license, so you can publish, monetize, and use the track in client or ad work.
Commercial-Ready Prompts to Start From
Real prompt patterns for licensed use cases — copy one, swap in your details, and generate.
“Upbeat indie-pop background track for a 60-second product launch video, bright guitars, driving drums, no vocals”
Use for: Brand & product videos
“Warm acoustic podcast intro theme, friendly and conversational, 15 seconds, gentle guitar and soft percussion”
Use for: Podcast intros & outros
“Energetic synthwave loop for a mobile game menu screen, retro arpeggios, seamless loop feel, instrumental”
Use for: Game menus & levels
“Chill lo-fi hip hop beat for a study vlog, mellow keys, vinyl texture, relaxed tempo, no vocals”
Use for: YouTube & vlog background music
What Makes This Music Safe to Publish
Royalty-free only matters if the license, the audio quality, and the workflow all hold up when you hit publish.
License scope locked to your plan
Most tools bury usage rights in legal pages. TinyMusic states them per plan: free and monthly plans cover personal projects, and every yearly plan includes a commercial license. You always know which bucket your track falls into before you export it.
Hear it before you commit credits
A license is useless if the track does not fit. Preview each generated version in the browser, compare takes, and only download the one that matches your edit. No exporting blind and hoping the master works in context.
Style control for real campaigns
Ad reads, game loops, and video beds all need different energy. Set genre, mood, tempo feel, and whether you want vocals or a clean instrumental, so the output matches the placement instead of fighting it.
Stems when the mix needs room
Dialogue and music compete for the same frequencies. Export vocals and instrumentals separately from your generated tracks, so your editor can duck the bed under speech or rebuild the arrangement around the picture.
Who Publishes With a Commercial License
If your content earns money — or promotes something that does — you need the commercial tier, not just a free download.
YouTube creators
Monetized videos, sponsored segments, and channel intros all count as commercial use. Generate background music, intro stingers, and end-screen beds under a plan that covers them.
TikTok & Shorts creators
Brand deals and creator-fund content are commercial by definition. Make scroll-stopping tracks for promos and product clips without borrowing trending audio you do not control.
Podcasters
Intro themes, segment transitions, and ad-read beds give your show a consistent sonic identity — and stay yours across every episode and platform you distribute to.
Indie game developers
Menu themes, level loops, and victory stingers ship inside a paid product. Generate scene-matched tracks with a license that covers distribution of your game.
Marketers & agencies
Client ads, social campaigns, and product explainers need cleared music on deadline. Generate campaign-specific tracks instead of paying stock-library rates per placement.
Why TinyMusic for Royalty-Free Music
The honest version of what you get — including the parts most landing pages skip.
The license table is on the page
Most AI music sites say “100% royalty-free” and make you dig through terms of service to learn what that means. TinyMusic puts the plan-by-plan license breakdown directly on this page, so you can make the publish-or-upgrade decision in one glance.
Honest about Content ID reality
No AI music provider can promise zero Content ID claims — claims are triggered by audio similarity, and no major tool indemnifies you. What we do instead: original generation per request, clear license records tied to your account, and stems so you can rework flagged sections.
Write it, hear it, license it — one workflow
Stock libraries make you search thousands of tracks; chat tools give you lyrics with no audio. TinyMusic covers lyrics, generation, preview, stem export, and licensing in one place, so the track you publish is the track you approved.
Free to test, clear upgrade path
Try the full workflow on the free tier before paying anything. When a project turns commercial — a monetized channel, a client brief, a shipped game — the yearly plans add the commercial license without changing how you work.
Royalty-Free AI Music: Common Questions
Straight answers on licensing, copyright, and what your plan actually covers.
Keep Building Your Track
The full workflow: write lyrics, generate the song, publish it with the right license.
AI Music Generator
Turn a text description into a complete track — instrumentals or full songs with vocals.
Explore→Lyrics to Song Generator
Paste your lyrics and get a full song with AI vocals, melody, and arrangement.
Explore→AI Lyrics Generator
Start from a theme and write structured lyrics — verses, chorus, and hooks — for your next track.
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