Audjust AI pricing, free plan and limits

Last updated: 2026-10-27

Audjust AI is a browser tool for resizing and generating music, and it has processed over 100,000 song edits for creators. Beat and section analysis shortens, extends, or loops an existing track along a natural boundary, while a proprietary AUDjUST V-Series model turns a prompt, lyrics, or a photo into an original track.

About Audjust AI

Audjust AI is a browser-based audio editor and music generator run as a small, self-published product with no separate parent company or founding date disclosed on the site. It targets a narrow, concrete problem: making an existing song fit a fixed slot, a 15-second Reel, a 30-second ad, a podcast intro, without hiring an audio engineer or opening a full multitrack editor. By its own count on the homepage, the tool has processed over 100,000 song edits and surfaced more than 50,000 loop points for users.

Instead of treating a track as a flat waveform, the editor runs a beat and section analysis pass, so a shorten or extend job lands on a beat, bar, breath, or natural decay point instead of mid-phrase. The same workspace generates original tracks from a text prompt, from lyrics, or from a single reference image using the vendor's own AUDjUST V-Series models (the generator defaults to AUDjUST V4.5+), a proprietary line with no disclosed connection to a third-party foundation model. A separate stem-separation tool splits a mix into vocal and instrumental layers, which the generation side can recombine with AI vocals or hand off to ElevenLabs for dedicated voice work.

The tool is built for short-form video editors trimming background music for TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts, a workflow that pairs naturally with a cutting tool like CapCut, podcasters and filmmakers adjusting an existing cue to a fixed runtime, and independent musicians or advertisers who want a royalty-free instrumental or vocal draft without commissioning original composition. It sits in the same AI content creation category as full song generators like Suno and Udio, but its core job is resizing and looping audio a user already has rather than writing a song from a blank page.

The site has also grown a set of visual delivery tools for musicians releasing a track: music visualizers, lyric videos, Spotify Canvas loops, animated album covers and an AI music video generator that plans 15, 30 or 60-second videos scene by scene. Paid video generation needs a Pro or Premium plan, and each account gets one shared free 15-second trial video with a watermark.

Audjust AI runs entirely in the browser, with a free preview for basic edits and sign-in required to run analysis, generation or export. Three paid subscription tiers scale from a light personal plan up to a high-volume plan built for heavy generation use, each unlocking watermark-free exports and commercial-use rights on Audjust-generated music; billing yearly costs well under the monthly rate (exact pricing is in the FAQ below). Rights in uploaded audio stay the user's problem: the vendor notes that it edits timing but does not clear the source material. The editor accepts MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, and FLAC files, and the whole job, unlike a manual Descript session, stays inside a single browser tab from upload to export.

Pricing

Free preview: basic shorten, extend, and loop editing can be tried before signing in; an account is needed to run analysis, generate or export. Billed monthly, Lite is $14 (200 credits a month), Pro $35 (800 credits) and Premium $79 (3,600 credits). Billed yearly the same plans cost $120, $300 and $708 a year, which works out to $10, $25 and $59 a month, with 2,400, 9,600 and 43,200 credits a year; the pricing page advertises the yearly saving as up to 53%.

Pro adds AI music generation from text, lyrics or an image plus paid video generation, and Premium adds higher-throughput workflows and priority support. Every paid plan includes watermark-free exports, private creation and commercial use of Audjust-generated music. One-time credit packs, which any account can buy, cost $19.99 for 200 credits, $39.99 for 500 and $99.99 for 1,500, each valid for a year.

A basic analysis costs 10 credits, an advanced one 50, a generated track 20, and paid videos start at 50 credits. For comparison, a full song generator, Suno for example, prices by monthly song credits instead.

Key Features

• Section-aware length editing: Shortens or extends a track using beat and section analysis, so the cut falls on a rhythmic pulse, bar line, breath, or decay point rather than mid-phrase.
• Loop point detection: Scans an uploaded track for repeatable sections and returns loop points suitable for background music or game audio without an audible seam.
• Text, lyrics, and image-to-music generation: Generates an original track from a written prompt of up to 500 characters, song lyrics, or a photo used as a mood reference, via the proprietary AUDjUST V-Series models.
• Stem separation: Splits a mixed track into vocal and instrumental layers so a user can isolate, remix, or replace either part.
• MIDI conversion and lo-fi transformation: Converts an audio track to MIDI for use in a DAW and applies a lo-fi style transform for ambient or study-music edits.
• Music video and visualizer tools: Renders waveform and spectrum visualizers, timed lyric videos, 3, 5 or 8-second Spotify Canvas loops and AI music videos, with paid video jobs reserved for Pro or Premium.
• Commercial-use, watermark-free exports: Every paid tier removes export watermarks and grants commercial use of Audjust-generated music, with private creation on; rights in uploaded source audio remain the user's to clear.

Pros

• Editing can be tried before an account exists, which lowers the barrier compared with subscription-gated editors that ask for a card first.
• Commercial-use rights and watermark-free exports are included on Audjust's entry-level paid plan, whereas Suno reserves commercial rights for its paid tier and blocks commercial use entirely on its free plan.
• One workspace covers both audio editing (shorten, extend, loop, stem separation) and from-scratch generation (text, lyrics, image); Suno and Udio generate but do not edit existing tracks, and Descript edits but does not generate music.
• Accepts six audio formats end to end, from compressed MP3 to lossless FLAC, without a separate conversion step before editing.

Cons

• Uploads are capped at 50MB per file, which excludes long multitrack session exports or full-album masters.
• No independent G2, Trustpilot, or Product Hunt rating was found for audjust.ai; a similarly named Trustpilot listing for audjust.com belongs to an unrelated product from a different operator, which risks confusion when researching reviews.
• No public API, MCP connector, or Zapier integration was found, so the editor cannot be wired into an automated content pipeline the way some competitors can.
• The privacy policy does not publish a specific data-retention period in days, a hosting location, or a SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, or HIPAA attestation, so buyers with compliance requirements cannot verify data handling from the site alone.

Visit Audjust AI Official Website