Video adverts with music you are allowed to use

How it works

Upload what you already have — a menu, a brochure, a price list, a website export — or just describe the business in your own words. The brief is read, a suitable song is found within the budget you set, and a video advert is generated around it.

Three revisions are included, because the first pass of anything generated is a draft.

Why the music matters

Using music you do not have the right to use is the single most common way a small business advert gets pulled from a platform. Here the licence is part of the product: the artist listed the song, set the price, and gets 85% of what you pay.

If you already own music — a jingle, a track a friend made for you — bring it and pay only the $10 fee. There is no licence to buy.

What the video looks like

Environment-led rather than acted: places, textures, light and motion that suit the business, cut to the music. There are no generated people, because open models still render faces badly and a bad face is what a viewer remembers.

If your advert genuinely needs actors or a spoken voiceover of your own staff, this is the wrong tool and we would rather say so up front.

Questions