Add fade in and fade out to jingles, DJ drops, sung hooks, radio ads, and short audio clips.
Add audio, choose one edit, then export the finished version for your jingle workflow.
Exporting uses your daily audio edit limit.
Exporting counts as 1 audio edit.
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Use the Audio Fade Tool when a generated jingle, DJ drop, sung hook, or radio ad starts too sharply or ends too suddenly. Add fade in, fade out, or both before downloading.

Fade out a sung jingle hook
Smooth the end of a radio ad
Add fade in to a podcast intro
Clean up short branded audio
Fade after trimming the final section.
Use fades for music beds and sung hooks.
Keep DJ name drops short and sharp unless the ending feels rough.
Start with a generated jingle, DJ drop, sung hook, or radio ad, then come back here to polish the final audio.
Start with the main guided jingle workflow.
Create DJ name drops, intro tags, and voice tags.
Create vocal jingles with lyrics, melody, and sung hooks.
Create short radio commercials with offer and CTA structure.
Create spoken jingles, station IDs, and voiceover-style liners.

No. This tool does not use generation credits. Exporting may count toward your audio edit limit.
Usually trim first, then add fade to the final clip.
Yes. Fade out is useful when the generated music ending feels too sudden.
Use fade for intros and longer drops. For very short name drops, keep them sharp unless the ending feels rough.