Mubert AI generates background music for YouTube vlogs, podcasts, TikToks, games, and apps — by prompt, mood, or BPM. 3M+ unique tracks every month. Clean commercial licence. Drop-in API for developers. Plugins for Premiere and After Effects.
Mubert is built around use cases, not genres. Pick the one that describes your work and we'll show you the right tool — the platform handles the rest.
Generate intro music, background beds, and outros that fit your video — without copyright strikes or licence headaches.
Embed Mubert API to stream generative music inside your product. WebRTC sub-second latency for real-time UGC.
Custom AI music for ad campaigns, social posts, and corporate video. On-brand audio at scale, without per-track licensing.
Upload your loops to Mubert Studio. When the AI uses your sounds in generated tracks, you earn royalties.
Mubert ships five surfaces against the same generative-music engine. Pick the one that fits your workflow — they all share the same library and the same commercial licence.
Type a prompt, pick a genre and mood, set the duration. Mubert returns a finished MP3 or WAV — uniquely generated, royalty-free, downloadable.
One endpoint, sub-second WebRTC latency, full control over genre / BPM / activity. Trial $49/mo, scaled pricing for production.
Upload samples. The AI uses them in tracks. You get paid.
Generative streams that never repeat — meditation, focus, sports, sleep. The "Spotify for moods you can't find on Spotify."
Mubert extensions for Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects. Generate the soundtrack without leaving your editor.
Every plan generates the same quality of music — the differences are about how many tracks you can download per month, what kind of licence covers the output, and whether you need API access.
Indicative pricing as of 2026. Mubert occasionally updates plans — confirm the latest on mubert.com before subscribing.
Three AI music tools, three different jobs. Suno makes vocal songs you'd release. Soundraw is a creator-focused background music tool. Mubert is the only one of the three with a real developer API and a clean commercial licence baked into every plan.
| Capability | Mubert AI | Suno | Soundraw |
|---|---|---|---|
| Royalty-free background music | ✓ Core product | Paid tier only | ✓ Yes |
| Public developer API | ✓ Production-grade | ✗ No | ✗ No |
| Live streaming with sub-second latency | ✓ WebRTC | ✗ | ✗ |
| Track length up to 25 minutes | ✓ Yes | ~4 min | ~5 min |
| Premiere Pro & After Effects plugins | ✓ Yes | ✗ | Limited |
| Generative streaming (infinite radio) | ✓ Mubert Play | ✗ | ✗ |
| Musician marketplace (earn from loops) | ✓ Mubert Studio | ✗ | ✗ |
| Full vocal songs from a prompt | ✗ Not the use case | ✓ Core feature | ✗ |
| Best for | Creators, devs, brands | Songwriting | Solo creators |
// comparison reflects publicly available product info as of 2026. verify in each product before subscribing.
I run a 320k-sub vlog channel. Before Mubert I spent 2-3 hours per video hunting royalty-free music and getting copyright claims anyway. Now it's 90 seconds. The licence is genuinely clean — zero claims in 18 months.
We integrated the API into our wellness app last year. Sub-second latency made adaptive meditation soundtracks actually feel real. Honest: the trial pricing is steep for hobbyists, but for production apps the per-track economics make sense fast.
Mubert Studio has been the most reliable side income from sample uploads I've found. Not life-changing, but it's the only royalty-free platform where contributing musicians actually see usage data — and get paid for it monthly.
Mubert was founded in 2016 — before "generative AI" was a phrase you'd see on a homepage. The team's first product was an infinite generative-music streaming service for the web, built on hand-curated samples from indie musicians and an algorithm that arranged them in real time. That product became Mubert Play, and it still ships today.
Around 2022, the team rebuilt the engine on a modern AI stack — text-to-music with controls for genre, mood, BPM, image, and activity. The new pipeline became Mubert Render (for creators) and Mubert API (for developers). Today the platform produces over three million unique tracks every month, and partners include Picsart, Canva, Restream, and a long list of fitness, gaming, and AI-agent apps.
The product is honest about its scope. Mubert generates background music — instrumental, mood-driven, time-controlled. If you want full vocal songs you can release on Spotify, the answer is Suno or Udio. If you want a 12-minute focus track for a meditation app, an adaptive game score, or a podcast intro that won't get copyright-claimed, that's where Mubert is best in the world.
A note on plans: Mubert is a freemium platform with multiple commercial tiers, and licensing terms depend on what you're using the music for. The free tier is for personal projects only. If you're publishing to YouTube, podcasting, or building inside a product, pick the matching plan — or contact [email protected] for enterprise. Full pricing lives on mubert.com.
Mubert AI is a generative-music platform that produces royalty-free tracks for content creators, podcasters, app developers, game studios, and brands. It includes Mubert Render (text-to-music), Mubert API (for developers), Mubert Studio (a marketplace for musicians to earn from samples), and Mubert Play (infinite AI music streams). Mubert generates over 3 million unique tracks every month.
Yes. Every track generated with Mubert comes with a straightforward licence that covers web, broadcast and app use — you can publish to YouTube, TikTok, podcasts, Twitch and your own apps without worrying about copyright strikes. The one restriction: Mubert tracks cannot be published to Spotify, Apple Music, or stock-music libraries, and cannot be registered with Content ID systems.
Yes, on the appropriate plan. The Creator plan covers individual content production (YouTube, TikTok, podcasts, courses). The Pro plan adds rights for business use such as ads, client work, and corporate video. The API tier is the only path for embedding Mubert music inside your own commercial app or game. Review current plan terms in-app or on mubert.com before publishing.
The Mubert API is a generative-music endpoint built for developers. You can request tracks by text prompt, image, BPM, activity, genre, or mood, and either render finished MP3/WAV files or live-stream generative music with sub-second WebRTC latency. It powers UGC apps, fitness apps, games, AI agents, and live-stream products at scale — including partners like Picsart, Canva, and Restream.
Yes. Mubert Studio lets you upload your own loops, samples, and stems. When Mubert's AI uses your sounds in generated tracks, you earn royalties. The studio currently includes contributions from over 4,000 musicians, and the AI library spans more than a million samples across 100+ genres.
Suno and Udio focus on full vocal songs from a prompt — they're designed for songwriting and music release. Mubert is purpose-built for background music inside other people's content: a podcast intro, a YouTube vlog bed, a fitness app soundtrack, a game's adaptive score. The difference shows up in licensing (Mubert's whole product is built around clean commercial rights), in length control (tracks up to 25 minutes), and in the API — no other consumer-facing AI music tool exposes a streaming endpoint developers can build inside their own product.
Mubert ships extensions for Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects. You can generate the soundtrack directly inside your timeline without bouncing between apps — pick a mood, duration, and genre, and the track drops into your project. Useful for editors working at speed on social-first content.
Mubert has a free Ambassador plan that lets you generate music and stream it for personal projects, plus a limited download quota on Mubert Render. Paid plans (Creator and Pro) unlock unlimited generation, higher-quality exports, and commercial-use rights. The API has a $49/month trial tier and scaled plans for production use. All consumer plans can be cancelled anytime from your App Store, Google Play, or web account.
Free to start on iOS, Android, and the web. No credit card required for the Ambassador plan.