Audjust AI shortens songs, extends audio, finds loops and generates music from text. Free tier, paid plans from $10/mo billed yearly. Read the review.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Audjust AI is a browser-based audio editor and AI music generator for creators who need audio that fits a specific length or purpose. It can shorten songs, lengthen existing tracks, find loop points, and generate new music from text prompts, lyrics, or images. The site says its editing keeps natural endings instead of leaving abrupt cuts or fadeouts.
The product targets timing problems more than open-ended music experiments. Typical jobs include fitting a track to a 15, 30, 45, or 60 second video cut, extending background music under narration, or building a loop-friendly bed for a podcast. Generation, editing, saved results, and credit management sit in one workspace.
The editing workflow has three steps. Users drag and drop an audio file or paste a URL, choose an action such as shorten, lengthen, or find loops, and then download the result. Supported formats include MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, and FLAC, with a 50MB upload limit. Analysis runs only when the user is ready, and it uses credits.
Basic analysis costs 10 credits and advanced analysis costs 50 credits. For generation, users pick Lyrics Mode or Description Mode, optionally add an image or style, then set genre, mood, tempo, instruments, and vocal or instrumental output. The site says a song generates in under a minute, after which stem separation, vocal removal, MIDI conversion, or Lo-fi conversion are available.
Core editing covers song shortening, audio lengthening, and loop detection, with the site stating that edits preserve musical structure such as choruses and bridges. Quick Extend and a deeper analysis option appear in the plan lists. A music extender, song repeater, and music looper are also listed in the navigation as separate entry points to similar workflows.
Generation supports text, lyrics, and image input. Additional tools include an AI MIDI editor, audio to MIDI conversion, key and BPM tools, stem separation, a Lo-fi converter, a karaoke maker, and an acapella extractor. Video features such as music videos, lyric videos, and visualizers are listed too, but paid video generation requires a Pro or Premium subscription.
Audjust AI is a browser-based audio editor and AI music generator. It shortens songs, lengthens audio, finds loops, and creates music from text, lyrics, or images. It is aimed at creators, podcasters, and small teams.
Paid plans are Lite at $10/mo billed yearly ($120), Pro at $25/mo billed yearly ($300), and Premium at $59/mo billed yearly ($708). Monthly billing costs $14, $35, and $79 respectively. Extra credit packs run from $19.99 to $99.99.
Yes, the site lists a free tier and lets users explore the tools, with sign-in required to run an analysis. Each account also shares one free 15-second AI video trial with an audjust.ai watermark across all video tools.
It accepts MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, and FLAC files up to 50MB. Users can also paste a URL instead of uploading a file.
Paid plans list commercial use for Audjust-generated original music. For uploaded audio, the pricing page says users must make sure they have rights to the source material, since Audjust edits timing but does not clear third-party music rights.
Credits pay for analysis, extension, generation, and video work. Basic analysis costs 10 credits and advanced analysis costs 50. Paid videos start at 50 credits, with AI animation capped at 150 credits and storyboard and performance videos at 250.
The source pages name no third-party integrations. It operates as a standalone browser workspace for uploading, editing, generating, and downloading audio.
It suits creators, podcasters, marketers, and small teams who need music fitted to a set length for video, ads, intros, or demos. Agencies with client delivery work are the stated audience for the Premium plan.