Say which piece you need
Intro, outro, transition, or music under the host. A podcast intro music generator should not hand you a long song when you asked for the open.


An intro, an outro, a transition, and music under the host are different tracks. Say which one this is.
A separate track for the open, the close, a transition, or music under the host. You describe the show and set the length of that piece.
Intro, outro, transition, or music under the host. A podcast intro music generator should not hand you a long song when you asked for the open.

Name the show: interview, business, comedy, true crime, education. If the host talks over it, leave Instrumental only on. You still mix the voice and the music yourself.

Ask for a short open and a clear ending on an outro. Use that file on later episodes. The next episode does not require a new melody unless you want one.

Name the piece, describe the show, set the length, and keep the file for the next episode.

Interview hosts, narrative hosts, podcast editors, and producers who reuse one open across episodes.
An open that gets to the host, a close that finishes, and instrumental music under narration. Each one is its own track.

Create a custom theme for a podcast open. Ask it to get to the point.

Ask for an ending that lands, so the episode does not fade out by accident.

Royalty-free music for a talking segment. You place it under the voice in your editor.
“I wrote “interview, friendly, intro, host talks over it” and set the length to our open.”
“The outro was a second generate. I asked for an ending that actually finishes.”
“We reused the same open file. We did not generate a new one every episode.”
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