Podcast Intro Music Generator
This generator creates podcast intro music with its own melody, chords, bass line, and drum groove, and a proper ending.
How to make podcast intro music
- Choose a mood. Each mood sets a starting tempo.
- Choose a length and adjust the tempo. Slower feels calm, faster feels more energetic.
- Generate several versions and keep the one that fits your show. Download the WAV as your master copy.
Moods for different kinds of shows
- Interview and business shows: Bright, Warm, or Acoustic
- True crime and documentary: Cinematic or Ambient
- Comedy, pop culture, and sports: Funky, Hip-hop, or Drum beat
- Technology: Electronic
- Wellness, meditation, and faith: Calm or Ambient
- Arts, history, and food: Jazz
- Creator and late-night chat shows: Lo-fi
How long should a podcast intro be?
- 10 to 15 seconds. A theme before the host starts talking.
- 30 seconds. A music bed under a scripted introduction. Talking over it needs a multitrack editor.
- 60 seconds. An outro bed under credits or a call to action.
What royalty-free means here
Your browser composes and renders the music. The recorded instruments come from public-domain CC0 sample libraries: Meta Open Sound piano and guitar, Virtuosity Drums, and Karoryfer Meatbass. You pay no license fee, owe no attribution, and have no subscription. Results are non-exclusive, so someone else could generate something similar, but each one is randomized rather than taken from a shared library.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use this music on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube?
Yes, including in monetized shows. The music is royalty-free and the instrument recordings are public domain.
WAV or MP3?
WAV if it’s going into an editor. MP3 if you want a small file to share.
