🎬 YouTube & video
For explainers, travel edits, cooking videos and intros, begin with music that leaves room for narration. Lo-Fi, acoustic and corporate tracks are useful first filters.
Browse Lo-Fi →Start with the job the music has to do
🎙 Podcasts & streams
For an intro or a live background bed, favor a steady arrangement and avoid a big melodic change directly under speech.
Browse Jazz →🎮 Games & playthroughs
Match the scene, not just the genre: ambient for exploration, cinematic for story moments, and game BGM for battles or menus.
Browse Game BGM →💼 Business & presentations
For a product demo, company profile or slide deck, use an unobtrusive rhythm and leave enough space for the message.
Browse Corporate BGM →A quick workflow that prevents mismatches
- Set the mood first. Calm, upbeat, dark, epic and cute are available as filters in the catalogue.
- Check tempo and length. A short intro needs a different shape from a long stream or background loop.
- Preview against your actual edit. Listen once with dialogue or game audio playing before downloading.
- Download from the track page. The file is an MP3, so you can trim, loop, fade and mix it into your project.
Need music behind spoken words? Start with a sparse arrangement, lower the music below the voice, and avoid prominent vocals. The library includes vocal tracks too, so check the “With Vocals” badge before using a track as background music.