What this page is for
A jingle is a very short audio signature that identifies your station: station name, slogan, feature intro. It sits between two songs, ahead of a news bulletin or at the top of a show.
- Length: 5 to 15 seconds, rarely more
- Content: station name, slogan, frequency or feature
- Repetition: repetition is what builds the identity — produce several variants
Step by step
- Click New jingle.
- Enter the Title (for example “Hit Radio main jingle”).
- Choose the Voice, the Intonation and the Music bed.
- Write the Jingle text — limited to 200 characters.
- Or click Generate with AI: station name, style (Energetic, Elegant, Fun) and an optional slogan.
- Click Generate the jingle, listen to the preview, then download.
Warning :
Jingle text is capped at 200 characters. That is deliberate: beyond that it is no longer a jingle, it is a voice track.
Advanced settings
Same as for commercials: voice volume (50 to 200 %), intro and outro silence (0 to 5,000 ms) and music bed volume (5 to 50 %, 15 % by default).
Tip :
On a jingle, cut the intro down to 0 or 200 ms: the transition from the previous song will be far tighter on air.
Tips
- Put the station name at the end of the line: that is what the listener remembers.
- Produce a consistent family: same voice, same bed, different scripts.
- Plan for at least an opening jingle, a transition jingle and a show close.
- A short, rhythmic bed works better than a long pad.
Credit cost
| Jingle length | Approximate cost |
| 5 seconds | 2 credits |
| 10 seconds | 4 credits |
| 15 seconds | 5 credits |
Good to know :
Script drafts are free: only audio generation is charged.
Requirements and limits
- An active subscription is required to create jingles.
- Without a subscription, 3 free audio downloads in total.
- For a sung jingle (a voice singing your station name), see the dedicated “Sung jingles” page.
