JingleLark
AI jingle maker that voices a short script with radio-style voices and mixes it into station IDs, sweepers and DJ drops.
JingleLark is a web-based AI jingle maker for small radio stations, show hosts and DJs. Users type a short script, generate a voiceover with one of 24 radio voices or a cloned voice, then add an intro, background bed and outro. JingleLark charges credits only for voiceovers; mixing and downloads are free.
Best for Internet, community and hospital radio stations, presenters and DJs who need custom spoken station IDs, show intros and drops on a small budget.
- Platforms
- Web
- Pricing model
- Credits
- Starting price
- $14.90 one-time Starter
- Added
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What is JingleLark?
JingleLark is an AI jingle creation tool aimed at small broadcasters and DJs who want branded audio without booking voice talent. A user writes a line of copy, often starting from a template such as a radio ID, sweeper, show tag or DJ drop, and has it read by one of 24 voices grouped into six on-air roles. The resulting voiceover can then be combined with sounds from a library of 45 intros, 28 background beds and 15 outros. The mixing engine applies sidechain ducking, trims silent padding and levels output to -16 LUFS. Only the voice generation uses credits, so users can rebuild and compare as many mixes as they like. Finished jingles download as MP3 or WAV and are royalty-free for commercial use, including paid ads and client work. Users can also clone their own voice from a short recording.
Key Features
Role-grouped radio voices
Offers 24 voices sorted into 6 on-air roles such as vintage DJ, hype announcer and warm narrator, with adjustable pace from 0.7x to 1.2x.
Voice cloning
Creates a custom voice from an 8 to 30 second recording or upload at no charge; up to 5 cloned voices can be kept per account.
Free unlimited mixing
Combines a generated voiceover with an intro, background bed and outro as many times as needed without spending credits, keeping every version on the page for comparison.
Broadcast-style processing
Ducks the music bed under the voice via sidechain compression, removes dead air from sound effects and normalizes each mix to -16 LUFS.
Script templates
Prefills the script and a matching voice for radio IDs, sweepers, show tags, DJ drops and seasonal holiday or Halloween spots.
Royalty-free downloads
Exports finished jingles as MP3 or WAV with commercial rights, no per-play fees and no license expiry.
How JingleLark works
Write the script
Type the line to be read, or load a template like Radio ID, Sweeper, Show Tag or DJ Drop that fills in the text.
Generate the voiceover
Pick a voice from an on-air role or a cloned voice and generate; this is the only step that uses credits.
Build the mix
Choose an intro, background bed and outro plus a production style, then press Build and rebuild until satisfied.
Download
Save the chosen version as an MP3 or WAV file.
Use Cases
- Community station imaging
- A volunteer-run station produces IDs and sweepers that mention its own name and slogan to play between songs.
- Show opener for a presenter
- A host writes a weekly program intro containing the show title and their name and airs it the same week.
- Personal DJ drops
- A club DJ creates name drops with a hype announcer voice and an impact intro, then tries different outros for free.
- Sponsor and ad spots
- A station or agency produces short voiced sponsor messages and radio ads for clients under the included commercial license.
- Broadcasting in another language
- A non-English station clones a native speaker's voice so IDs are read in Spanish, French, German or another supported language without an English accent.
Pricing
Starter
$14.90
one-time, one-time payment
50 credits
- About 50 short or 25 long voiceovers
- $0.30 per voiceover
- All voices included
- Unlimited free mixing
- MP3 and WAV download
- Commercial rights including client work
Standard
$39
one-time, one-time payment
200 credits
- About 200 short or 100 long voiceovers
- $0.20 per voiceover
- MP3 and WAV download
- Aimed at weekly shows and stores
Pro
$99
one-time, one-time payment
600 credits
- About 600 short or 300 long voiceovers
- $0.17 per voiceover
- MP3 and WAV download
- Aimed at agencies and studios
Credit packs are one-time payments with no subscription; credits never expire. Mixing and downloads are free. A short voiceover uses 1 credit and a long one uses 2. Checked 1 Nov 2026 at jinglelark.com.
Things to know
- Credit rules
- Scripts up to 220 characters cost 1 credit and longer scripts up to the 900-character limit cost 2; credits are refunded if a generation fails.
- Free credits
- New accounts receive 1 free credit, and each 7-day check-in streak adds 1 more; check-in credits expire after 30 days, while purchased credits never expire.
- Language and accent
- Built-in voices handle around 30 languages but are native English speakers, so other languages carry an English accent; cloned voices read 10 languages including Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
- Spoken only, consent required
- Jingles are voiced rather than sung, and users may clone only their own voice or one they have permission to use.
FAQs
What is JingleLark?
JingleLark is an AI jingle maker for small radio stations and DJs. It turns a typed script into a radio-style voiceover and mixes it with an intro, bed and outro.
Is JingleLark free?
JingleLark is not fully free, because voiceover generation uses paid credits sold in one-time packs starting at $14.9. New users get 1 free credit, and mixing, playback and downloads cost nothing and carry no watermark.
Is JingleLark a subscription?
No, JingleLark sells one-time credit packs with no subscription. Purchased credits do not expire.
Can I use JingleLark jingles commercially?
Yes, jingles downloaded from JingleLark are royalty-free and can be used on air, in paid ads and for client campaigns. There are no per-play fees and the license does not expire.
Can I clone my own voice in JingleLark?
Yes, JingleLark lets you record or upload 8 to 30 seconds of clear speech to create a cloned voice for free. You can keep up to 5 cloned voices, and voiceovers with them cost the same credits as other voices.
What file formats does JingleLark support?
JingleLark exports finished jingles as MP3 or WAV files.
How long can a JingleLark jingle be?
A JingleLark jingle can contain up to about 70 seconds of voice, based on a 900-character script limit. The intro and outro add some extra length.
Which languages does JingleLark support?
JingleLark voices can read scripts in about 30 languages, though built-in voices have an English accent. Cloned voices read English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
Who it's for
- Internet radio stations
- Community and hospital radio
- Radio presenters
- DJs
- Audio agencies and studios
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