Vlog background music

Good vlog sound works because the right background music lets the voice lead and makes the video feel finished. It separates professional creators from everyone else just posting random footage. If "stock and popular" loops constantly show up in your feed, Mubert AI music generator will help you find killer tracks for your vlog.

Enhance Your Content with AI-Generated Vlog Background Music

If you need more control, choose music by instrument from a curated playlist. A piano better suits the cute morning routine, pads fit airy travel shots, and synths are great for a hipster coffee run. Just prompt text or even use images as guidance, then export.

Top Background Music Choices to Elevate Your Videos

Below are popular vlog-friendly music choices that keep dialogue clear:

• calm keys or pads;
• lo-fi;
• chill hop;
• piano;
• cute bells;
• hipster synths;
• chillwave.

You'll find background music by mood, genre, activity, theme, or instrument on Mubert. Each playlist has 30–40 AI-generated tracks designed exactly for vlog content. If you prefer a free start, Mubert offers entry paths you can audition before you commit to a plan; when publishing regularly, a Creator or Pro license is cleaner than juggling one-offs.

Step-by-Step Guide to Using Background Music in Your Videos

Your music should complement your content's energy without drowning out your voice or competing with what's happening on screen, so use it properly:

1. Open Mubert's Render, choose the best type and length, and create an AI-generated cue, or choose a ready-made track generated by another artist. Download the file.
2. Place the audio under dialogue.
3. If the scene runs long, render a second pass at the new length instead of stretching audio.
4. Save your render order or license.
5. Listen to the result on your phone (many vlogs are watched on mobile).

Mubert’s tracks are royalty-free and copyright-licensed: you get permission to sync the music under your vlog and publish it (including monetization) without per-play fees. The copyright still belongs to the owner. Note that you can use the generated track in your video where your plan allows, but you can’t claim the music, register it in Content ID, or upload the raw file to streaming or stock libraries.