Use case

A jingle that sings your business's name

Type your business's name and what you do, and hear an original jingle that actually sings it — then we cut your photos to the words, put every word on screen, and end on your logo and offer. Yours to post anywhere: it's your own original music, so it's safe for business accounts and paid ads.

Free to try No watermarks Own what you make

Business accounts can't use the trending audio everyone else posts with — Instagram and TikTok restrict commercial accounts to royalty-free libraries, and the tracks in them sound like everyone else's ads. A custom jingle used to be an agency job that cost hundreds. OpenMuse writes one in about a minute: type your business's name (and how to say it, if the spelling is tricky), pick a vibe, and listen to a short original jingle that sings your name — you hear it and approve it before anything else is made. Then your own photos get cut to the words, the words appear on screen as they're sung, and the reel ends on a card with your logo and your offer. It opens as a full editable project, and the music is yours.

What you can pick

Four hand-tuned variants. Pick the one that fits the moment — the AI handles the rest.

1 Warm

Brushed drums, warm keys and a tender voice — the sound of a corner café or a family bakery.

2 Bright

Bouncing piano, handclaps and a whistled riff — sunny, quick on its feet, good for shops and salons.

3 Punchy

Strutting bass and tight brass stabs with a confident voice — detailers, gyms, barbers, anything with swagger.

Perfect for

Some moments this fits — there are more.

Grand opening

Announce the doors are open with a jingle nobody else has.

Weekly special

A new reel every week, same sound — your jingle becomes your signature.

Market stall

Introduce yourself to people who've never walked past your stall.

Before & after

Salons, detailers, renovations — the transformation cut to your own soundtrack.

Seasonal menu

Christmas bakes, summer specials — the jingle carries the announcement.

Meet the maker

Put yourself in the reel; the jingle does the introducing.

New product

Give the new thing its own thirty seconds.

Tips for the best result

A few small things make a noticeable difference.

  • 1

    Six to ten photos of the real thing

    Your storefront, your work, your hands, your product — real photos beat stock every time.

  • 2

    Lead with your best shot

    The first photo sets the scene; a strong storefront or product shot works hardest.

  • 3

    Say it like it sounds

    If your name reads one way and sounds another, use the pronunciation box — you'll hear it before you decide.

  • 4

    Keep the offer short

    One line — "fresh sourdough every morning" sings better than a paragraph.

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us about your business

    Your name (and how to say it, if it's tricky), what you do, and an offer if you have one. Pick warm, bright or punchy, then add six to ten photos of the real thing — and your logo for the closing card.

  2. 2

    Hear your jingle first

    Listen to both takes before anything else is made. Not saying the name right? Spell it like it sounds and retry.

  3. 3

    Get your reel

    Your photos cut to the words, every word on screen as it's sung, ending on your logo and offer. Opens as a full editable project.

Frequently asked questions

Ready to try it?

Free tokens at signup — no card needed.