Every YouTuber knows the problem: use a song you love and the video gets claimed; use a free library and your video sounds like ten thousand others. There is a third option now — generate the music yourself. An AI-generated track is an original composition, so there is no famous recording for Content ID to match, and it is exclusive to you in a way library music never is.
What to generate for a channel
The tracks channels actually need, and how to prompt them:
- Background beds — lo-fi, ambient or soft acoustic instrumentals that sit under narration; prompt for instrumental and the mood.
- Intros and outros — Short-Form mode makes 15-60 second jingles sized for the job, from 2 credits.
- Full songs — for music channels, vlogs and montages; with vocals in 50+ languages including Hindi and Punjabi.
The license part, honestly
On the Free plan you create and listen for free with your 15 signup credits; downloading a song costs ₹9, one-time, and that song is then yours with commercial use. Pay ₹99 or more in one go (a credit top-up counts) and every song you make after that downloads free. Pro and Creator include a full commercial license for every song, covering YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and client work, with 0% royalties. Either way you avoid the two classic traps: Content ID claims from labelled recordings, and license terms buried in royalty-free libraries that change after you publish.