Sonic logos · app chimes · logo-reveal stings
Describe your brand and the feeling you want, and get a short original sound logo: a three-note chime for an app, a warm sting for a shop, a hit for a logo animation. Generate a short cue, trim the logo out of it and download it.
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Quick answer
An audio logo (also called a sonic logo or sound logo) is a short, distinctive melody or sound, usually a few seconds long, that identifies a brand the way a visual logo does: the chime at the end of an ad, an app's start-up sound, the hit under a logo animation. On Kenerate AI you describe the sound, generate a short instrumental cue (Ken Music 1 makes clips of about 30 seconds for 12 credits; ElevenLabs Music sets an exact 10 seconds), then trim the logo out with the free audio trimmer.
Listen first
Real outputs from 12 November 2026. The Ken Music 1 clips came back as 23–30 second cues, so each was cut to its opening seconds with a short fade, the same cut you'd make in the audio trimmer. The Orbitly cue is ElevenLabs' exact 10 seconds, untrimmed.
Made with Ken Music 1 · First 5 s of a 23 s clip, 1 s fade
PromptShort sonic logo for a fintech app called Ledgerly: three rising notes on bright marimba and glass bells, clean and confident, resolves on a major chord and rings out, then silence. Instrumental, very short.
Made with Ken Music 1 · First 5 s of a 24 s clip, 1 s fade
PromptShort warm audio logo for a coffee shop called Morning Ember: a cheerful four-note ukulele strum and a soft glockenspiel sparkle, cozy and friendly, ends on one open chord and fades to silence. Instrumental, very short.
Made with Ken Music 1 · First 7 s of a 30 s clip, cut where the level drops
PromptPunchy sonic logo for an indie game studio called Voltframe: quick synth riser into one huge distorted synth hit with a sub-bass boom, glitchy sparkle tail, then silence. Instrumental, very short.
Made with Ken Music 1 · First 6 s of a 29 s clip, 1 s fade
PromptPodcast intro sting for a show called The Long Table: an airy whoosh swoosh into two warm felt piano notes and a soft upright bass pluck, relaxed and conversational, then silence. Instrumental, very short.
Made with Ken Music 1 · First 6 s of a 28 s clip, 2 s fade
PromptGentle sound logo for a wellness app called Pebble: a soft harp glissando and two calm singing-bowl tones, peaceful and reassuring, long gentle ring-out, then silence. Instrumental, very short.
Made with Ken Music 1 · Vocals requested · first 8 s of a 28 s clip, cut where the level drops
PromptSung audio logo for a pet food brand called Sunny Paws: a bright two-part vocal harmony sings "Sunny Paws" once over a cheerful ukulele chord and a little whistle, playful, then silence. Very short.
Made with ElevenLabs Music v2.5 · 10-second exact length, untrimmed
PromptSonic logo for a cloud software company called Orbitly: a crisp four-note ascending synth pluck motif, a soft shimmering pad underneath, modern and optimistic, the motif plays once in the first three seconds and then rings out into silence. Instrumental.
How to
Step 1
It starts in Instrumental mode from this page; switch to Song mode if the logo should sing a name.
Step 2
What it's for, how many notes, one or two sounds, the feeling and how it ends.
Step 3
Ken Music 1 for quick ~30-second clips; ElevenLabs Music for an exact 10-second cue.
Step 4
Logos are tiny, so make several and keep the one with the clearest opening.
See it in the app
Open Music Studio and pick a song from a prompt, a song from your lyrics, or an instrumental.
Prompt & lyrics to song, instrumentals, models, your tracks & chat
Chapters
Engines
Facts from the app's engine list.
Kenerate
Best for
Quick clips — hooks, jingles, intros
ElevenLabs
Best for
Set the exact duration; clean studio mix
Kenerate
Best for
Default engine: full songs with vocals in any language; can take an image as inspiration
MiniMax
Best for
Follows [Verse]/[Chorus] section tags closely
Prompt recipe
Each opens the Music Studio filled in. Swap in your own brand name and sounds.
App chime
Short sonic logo for a budgeting app: three rising notes on marimba and glass bells, bright and confident, resolves on a major chord, then silence. Instrumental, very short.
Logo reveal
Cinematic logo reveal sting: a deep whoosh into one big orchestral hit with a shimmering tail, then silence. Instrumental, very short.
Tech startup
Modern sonic logo for a software startup: a crisp four-note synth pluck motif over a soft pad, optimistic, then silence. Instrumental, very short.
Local shop
Warm audio logo for a bakery: a cheerful ukulele strum and a little whistle, cozy and friendly, ends on one chord, then silence. Instrumental, very short.
Gaming
Punchy sonic logo for a game studio: a quick 8-bit arpeggio into a heavy synth hit and a sub-bass drop, then silence. Instrumental, very short.
Sung name
Sung audio logo for a juice bar called Squeeze: a bright vocal harmony sings the name once over a ukulele chord, playful, then silence. Very short.
Tips
What we learned making the seven on this page.
Count the notes in the prompt: 'three rising notes' is easier to trim than 'a melody'.
Ask for 'then silence' at the end; it marks where the logo should stop.
Expect a longer cue than you asked for: our Ken Music 1 clips ran 23–30 seconds, so plan to trim.
Keep one or two instruments; a logo has no time for an arrangement.
Cut where the sound drops, or add a 1–2 second fade so the logo doesn't stop dead.
Use your own brand name and don't copy another company's sound logo.
FAQ
9 questions
An audio logo, also called a sonic logo or sound logo, is a short, distinctive melody or sound that identifies a brand, the sound equivalent of a visual logo. It usually sits at the start or end of an ad or video, or plays when an app opens.
Link to this answerThere's no fixed standard; it just has to be short. We aim for 2 to 5 seconds so it fits before a voice starts or after an ad ends. The demos on this page run 5 to 10 seconds.
Link to this answerA jingle is a short song, usually 10 to 30 seconds, often singing a brand name or slogan; see the AI jingle generator for those. An audio logo is shorter: a few notes or one sound, often with no vocals.
Link to this answerNot reliably. The shortest exact length is 10 seconds on ElevenLabs Music, and Ken Music 1 makes clips of about 30 seconds even when the prompt asks for a very short logo. So generate a short cue and trim the logo out with the free audio trimmer.
Link to this answerOpen the MP3 in Kenerate's audio trimmer, drag the handles to keep the opening seconds, set a fade-out of 1 to 2 seconds and export. It runs in your browser, nothing is uploaded, and it exports WAV.
Link to this answerYes. Describe a logo-reveal sting, such as a whoosh into one big hit with a shimmering tail, generate it, then trim it to the length of your animation. Make the animation itself with the AI logo animation tool.
Link to this answerYes. Use Song mode and write the name in quotes, e.g. 'a vocal harmony sings "Sunny Paws" once'. Short, unusual names can be misheard, so try a few takes.
Link to this answerA new account gets free credits. A Ken Music 1 clip costs 12 credits. ElevenLabs Music is billed per started minute, so a 10-second exact cue costs 225 credits. The audio trimmer is free. Downloads have no watermark.
Link to this answerUnder our Terms the music you generate belongs to you, as between you and Kenerate AI, and we claim no royalties in it. Copyright and trademark rules for AI-generated sound differ by country, so check before you register it as a sound mark, and don't imitate another brand's sound.
Link to this answerIn depth
What works, what to avoid, and how the pieces fit.
A sound logo is "a short distinctive melody or other sequence of sound", usually placed at the beginning or end of a commercial, the acoustic equivalent of a visual logo [1]. Because it's short, it lives on a few choices: a motif of two to five notes, one recognisable sound, and a clear ending. Repetition does the rest: the same few seconds at the end of every video and ad.
Pick the format first, then the tool:
Generation models make music, not single notes, so the reliable route to a 3-second logo is to make a short cue and cut it. In our run, six Ken Music 1 prompts that asked for a very short logo came back as 23 to 30 second clips; we kept the opening 5 to 8 seconds and added a fade. ElevenLabs Music's exact 10 seconds came back as 10 seconds. Kenerate's audio trimmer makes the cut on your device, with fades, and exports WAV.
By the Kenerate AI teamLast updated and reviewed
We build and run the Kenerate Music Studio. Every demo on this page is a real output of the engine named on it, made from the prompt shown; engine facts were checked against the app's code.
Sources: Kenerate engine list (src/lib/music-models.ts) · Kenerate audio trimmer
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