Best for: Streamers and video creators who need long royalty-free background tracks
Price: Freemium · from $11.69/month
Free: 25 tracks a month, 5 downloads, non-commercial with attribution
Platforms: Web, iOS, Android, API
Made by: Mubert Inc.
App store ratings: iOS 4.2★ (589) · Android 3.7★ (8.3K)

What it is

Mubert Render creates royalty-free instrumental tracks up to 25 minutes from a text prompt, an image, or a choice of genre, mood and BPM. Its tracks are built from samples by human producers, and it also offers a streaming app and a music API for developers.

What the AI does

Text-to-music and image-to-music
Genre, mood and BPM controls
Tracks up to 25 minutes
Track editor and stems
Music API

Pros and cons

Long tracks up to 25 minutes
Apps on iOS and Android plus an API
Simple mood and genre controls

Commercial use needs the $32.49 Pro plan
Can't release tracks on streaming services or use Content ID
Instrumental only, with some repetitive output

How it scores

Music quality6

Ease of use8

Features6.5

Value for money6

Platforms8

Broad platform coverage, but its mobile apps focus on streaming, and commercial rights cost more than most rivals.

Feature checklist · 5 of 9

Songs with vocals and lyrics (no)
Commercial use allowed on paid plans (yes)
Download stems (yes)
Generate or remix from your own audio (no)
Edit or regenerate parts of a track (yes)
Direct tempo, key or mood controls (yes)
Release tracks on streaming services (no)
Trained on licensed or consented music (no)
API for developers (yes)

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Loudly 7.4/10Content creators who want cheap, royalty-free tracks they can also release

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