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Ecrett Music

AI background-music generator that spits out royalty-free instrumental tracks by scene, mood, and genre.

Freemium· Free preview tier; Individual $4.99/mo annual ($7.99 monthly); Business $14.99/mo annual ($24.99 monthly)Audio6.8 / 10
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In short

Ecrett Music generates royalty-free instrumental background tracks using AI based on selected scenes, moods, and genres. It is best for video creators and podcasters who need affordable, legally-safe music without using a DAW. The tool offers a freemium model with paid plans for commercial use.

Best for

Pick Ecrett Music if you're a YouTuber or podcaster who needs cheap, legally-safe background cues and doesn't care about vocals or stems.

Skip if

Skip it if you want vocal tracks, stem exports, an API, or compositions with real emotional arc — try Suno, Udio, or AIVA instead.

Ecrett Music is a browser-based AI composer aimed at video creators, podcasters, and indie game devs who need cheap, legally-cleared background music without touching a DAW. You pick a scene (e.g. travel, comedy, horror), a mood, and a genre, and the model spits out an instrumental track you can tweak by toggling melody, backing, bass, and drum layers or shuffling the structure. There's even a built-in video preview so you can drop your footage in and audition cues against it.

It's positioned as a budget alternative to Soundraw (same parent company, SOUNDRAW Inc.), AIVA, or Mubert. The free tier lets you preview and manage tracks but not commercially license downloads; paid plans run $4.99/mo (Individual, annual) or $14.99/mo (Business, annual) and include royalty-free use across YouTube, Twitch, ads, and games. There's no API and no stem export, so this is strictly a point-and-click tool for end users, not a backend for music apps.

Quality is fine for filler and B-roll, but the outputs are clearly pattern-based rather than the more emotive, structured compositions you'll get from AIVA or Suno. If you need vocals, lyrics, or anything beyond instrumental cues, look elsewhere.

Editor's take

Ecrett is the entry-level sibling to SOUNDRAW from the same company — same idea, lower price, slightly less polish. It's a fine pick for creators who treat music as a checkbox rather than a craft, but anyone serious about score will outgrow it fast.

— The AI Tool Bible editorial team

Pros

  • Cheapest royalty-free AI music subscription in its tier
  • Scene/mood/genre picker is genuinely fast to use
  • Built-in video preview to audition tracks against footage
  • Customizable instruments and song structure

Cons

  • ⚠️ No API, no stems, no vocals — instrumental only
  • ⚠️ Outputs feel pattern-based rather than truly composed
  • ⚠️ Free tier can't be used commercially
  • ⚠️ Less expressive than Suno, Udio, or AIVA

Use cases

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Frequently asked

What types of music can Ecrett Music generate?
The tool generates royalty-free instrumental tracks only. It does not produce vocals, lyrics, or stem exports, making it suitable for background cues rather than full compositions.
How much does Ecrett Music cost?
Ecrett Music offers a free preview tier. Paid plans include an Individual option at $4.99/month on annual billing and a Business option at $14.99/month on annual billing, which include royalty-free commercial usage rights.
Can I use Ecrett Music for commercial projects?
Yes, paid plans allow royalty-free use across platforms like YouTube, Twitch, ads, and games. However, the free tier only allows previewing and managing tracks without commercial licensing for downloads.
Does Ecrett Music offer an API or stem export?
No, Ecrett Music does not provide an API or stem export features. It is designed as a point-and-click tool for end users rather than a backend for music applications.
Who is Ecrett Music best suited for?
It is best for YouTubers, podcasters, and indie game developers who need cheap, legally-safe background music and do not require vocals or complex emotional arcs in their compositions.

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