Beat previews for artists and buyers
Let people hear your beat with your producer name in the mix. Add a repeating voice tag to the preview you share, while keeping your original file separate for the finished delivery.
Audio Watermark Online
Add your name to the audio you share. Generate, record or upload a voice watermark for your beats, music demos and preview files, then choose when it plays.
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Share the music. Keep your name in the mix.
A file name can disappear when a track is shared. An audible tag puts your producer or studio name inside the preview itself, so listeners hear who it comes from.
Music demos and client review copies
Send a song idea, instrumental or commissioned track with a short studio name or "preview only" message. Give the listener a clear reminder of who made the recording and which version they are hearing.
A consistent tag across your beat catalog
Preparing several beats for the same release or pitch? Apply one voice watermark, placement and volume setting to multiple files. Download each result separately or collect the finished batch in a ZIP.
Three ways to create your voice watermark
Start with a few words, your own voice or a finished producer tag. Choose the source that already fits your sound.
Turn your name into a voice watermark
Type your producer name, studio name or a short phrase. Preview 28 English voices, choose an American or British voice, and adjust the speaking speed before generating your tag. No microphone needed.
Record a tag in your own voice
Make your producer tag sound like you. Record a short name drop or spoken signature with your microphone, then listen to the recording before adding it to your audio.
Use the producer tag you already have
Already have a voice tag, jingle or sonic logo? Upload the audio clip and reuse it across your tracks. Keep the sound people recognize without recreating your tag for every beat.
Put your voice tag where it belongs
A brief intro and a repeating preview tag do different jobs. Choose where your watermark plays, then set its volume so your name is clear and the music is still the focus.
At the start
Introduce your name as soon as the track begins. A single opening tag suits a beat preview or demo that needs a clear first impression.
At the end
Close the recording with your name or studio identity. The tag is placed so it finishes with the track.
At repeating intervals
Keep your name present throughout a longer preview. Choose a 15-, 30- or 60-second interval and apply the same timing across a batch.
At specific moments
Choose custom timestamps when a phrase needs its own space. Place your voice watermark at the moments you select instead of repeating it on a fixed schedule.
How to add a watermark to audio
Add your tracks
Choose one audio file or select a batch of beats from your device. Your originals stay unchanged.
Create and place your tag
Generate a voice from text, record your microphone or upload a tag. Choose its placement, repeat interval and volume.
Compare and download
Apply the watermark and switch between the original and tagged audio. Download your finished preview as MP3 or WAV.
Hear the tagged version before you share it
Is your name clear? Does the tag interrupt a vocal or an important part of the beat? Switch between the original and watermarked audio, listen to the balance, and adjust the volume or timing before exporting.
Need to trim the preview or arrange more audio around it? Continue with the finished file in Audio Editor.
Audio watermark questions
What is an audio watermark?
An audio watermark can be an audible tag or an inaudible technical identifier. AudioMuse adds an audible voice tag, jingle or short sound to your recording. Listeners hear it as part of the exported audio; it is not a hidden watermark or an ownership-verification service.
Can I make a voice watermark from text?
Yes. Enter a short phrase and choose from 28 English voices, including American and British voices. Listen to voice samples, adjust the speaking speed, then generate the tag and apply it to your main audio. You can also record your own voice or upload an existing tag.
How do I add the same producer tag to multiple beats?
Select your beats together when adding the main audio. Create or upload one producer tag, choose its placement and volume, and apply it to the batch. Each beat becomes a separate watermarked file. You can download the results individually or together as a ZIP.
How often should a voice watermark repeat?
Choose an interval that keeps your name audible without distracting from the track. AudioMuse offers 15, 30 and 60 seconds. A longer interval leaves more uninterrupted listening time; custom timestamps give you control over exactly where the tag appears. Compare the result with your original before downloading.
Which audio formats can I use?
You can select MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, AAC, OGG and WEBM audio files that your browser can decode. Download the watermarked result as MP3 for sharing or WAV for use in your next editing session.
Is AudioMuse Audio Watermark free, and are my files uploaded?
The audio watermark tool is free to use without an account. Your audio files are processed in your browser, and your original files remain unchanged. Text-to-speech also runs on your device after the voice model downloads on first use. Download the finished files before leaving the page.