About
An AI jingle maker built for small radio stations
JingleLark (jinglelark.com) is an online AI jingle maker for internet, community and hospital radio stations, show presenters and DJs. You type a line, pick one of 24 radio voices, and JingleLark mixes the voice with an intro, a music bed and an outro into an air-ready jingle you can download as MP3 or WAV.
JingleLark at a glance
- What it is
- An online AI jingle maker. It turns a written script into a voiced, mixed jingle in the browser, with nothing to install.
- Who it is for
- Internet, community, hospital and hobby radio stations, the presenters who host shows on them, and DJs who want name drops.
- What it makes
- Station IDs, sweepers, liners, show intros, presenter tags, DJ drops and short sponsor spots, up to about 70 seconds long.
- Voices
- 24 voices grouped into 6 on-air roles, such as vintage radio DJ, hype announcer and warm narrator, with pace adjustable from 0.7× to 1.2×.
- Sound library
- 88 intros, music beds and outros made for JingleLark. They are mixed into your jingle and are not sold or downloaded on their own.
- Pricing
- One-time credit packs with no subscription. Credits never expire. New accounts get a free credit.
- License
- Every jingle you download is royalty-free for on-air, podcast, social and paid-ad use, with no per-play fees and nothing to renew.
- Launched
- July 2026, at jinglelark.com.
Why JingleLark exists
A professionally voiced imaging package usually means booking a voice session, paying per element and waiting days for the files. That works for commercial stations. It does not work for a station run by volunteers or on a hobby budget, which ends up airing the same free pack as everyone else. JingleLark gives those stations their own name in a real radio voice, the same day, for the price of a few credits.
New to station imaging? Start with our guide to what radio imaging is and how to make yours.
DJ who wants name drops rather than station imaging? See the DJ drop maker with sample drops.
How a JingleLark jingle is made
- Your script is read by the voice you choose. This is the only step that costs credits: one credit for a script of 220 characters or fewer, two credits for anything longer, up to 900 characters.
- The voice is mixed with the intro, bed and outro you pick. The bed ducks under the voice through sidechain compression, and the finished jingle is levelled to -16 LUFS so every piece of imaging comes out at the same loudness.
- Mixing, remixing, playback and downloads are free and unlimited. If a voice generation fails, the credits are returned automatically.
What JingleLark does not do
- It makes voiced jingles, not sung ones. If you need a singer, a jingle house is the right call.
- It does not sell or export the sound library on its own; sounds only leave JingleLark inside a finished jingle.
- It does not take a finished voiceover you recorded elsewhere. You can clone your own voice from a short recording, but every jingle is still voiced by JingleLark, in a built-in or a cloned voice.
- It is not built for phone systems, so it does not produce on-hold messages or IVR prompts.
Hear your station name on air
Type your station name and slogan, pick a voice, and hear it back in seconds.