Royalty-Free Music Generator

Describe the mood, energy, and style your project needs instead of cutting your video around a stock track. Treblo charges no royalties and places no usage restrictions on the songs you make, free tier included. What you put in still needs to be yours to use.

Music made for the project in front of you

Make music for exactly what you are working on instead of picking the least-bad stock track.

01

No royalties to Treblo

Treblo does not take a royalty from the songs you make, and places no usage restrictions on what you do with them. See Section 8 (Output) of our Terms of Service.

02

Describe the project

Say what mood and energy you need, how full the music should be, and whether you want vocals or an instrumental.

03

Make more than one option

Unlimited free songs mean you can try several directions before you lock in a track.

How to make royalty-free music with AI

Start with what the music is for and let that guide the prompt.

  1. 1

    Say what the music is for

    Say what kind of project it is, who it is for, how it should feel, how much energy it needs, and whether people are talking over it.

  2. 2

    Generate and test

    Make a few different versions and try them with your actual video, podcast, game scene, or slides.

  3. 3

    Download and keep notes

    Save the song you picked and your project details. Check Treblo’s Terms of Service and the rules of any platform where you post it.

Prompts for creative projects

Say what the music is for, not just its genre.

Prompt example

“Instrumental intro for a design podcast, curious and intelligent, plucked synths, light percussion, upbeat and clean”

Prompt example

“Warm background music for a documentary about community gardens, acoustic instruments, gentle pulse, never cheesy”

Prompt example

“High-energy electronic music for a sports montage, driving drums, big synths, relentless”

Frequently asked questions

No. Treblo does not claim to own the songs you make or charge royalties for using them. Whatever rights may exist in a song belong to you, subject to our Terms of Service and applicable law.

No. Royalty-free means Treblo does not charge you to use the song. Whether a song can be copyrighted depends on the laws where you are and on how much of it a person actually authored.

Treblo places no usage restrictions on songs made for free, including concerning commercial use. What you put in must be yours to use. See Section 8 (Output) of our Terms of Service and the rules of any service where you post your songs.

For the rules on what you can put in, what you get out, and how you can use it, read the Treblo Terms of Service.

Play with music.

Treblo gives you unlimited free generations with the latest model. Turn any idea into a full song.