Your campaign’s sound, in one conversation

Wubble plans include royalty-free audio, but royalty-free does not mean unrestricted use. Free covers personal use, while paid plans have different social, online, and commercial permissions. Confirm that your license covers the intended paid placement, client campaign or broadcast before publishing. Contact sales.

Create alternative hooks, voice deliveries, offers or music directions in the same conversation. Keep the other creative elements consistent when testing one variable. Wubble helps produce the variants; run the experiment and measure performance in your advertising platform.

Specify the new target length and what must stay: the offer, product moment, voice or sonic signature. Reshape the opening and ending rather than simply accelerating the speech. Review the finished duration and the placement’s requirements before delivery.

Ask for a focused change in the existing conversation instead of starting a new brief. Generation time depends on the task, duration and service availability. Leave time to review timing, pronunciation, the mix and any required approvals; there is no fixed turnaround guarantee.

Keep the approved voice, music direction and sound references in the same project. Tell Wubble what must stay unchanged when you request a new version, then review each result against that direction. A dedicated brand-kit feature is not currently available.

Share projects with editors, commenters or viewers according to their role. Generated music, voice and sound effects remain accessible through project history, so you can revisit earlier takes as you revise. Asset history is not a promise of approval automation or a complete editor rollback system.

Audio download options include WAV, MP3, AAC, FLAC, ALAC and AIFF. The format optimizer has presets for social, podcast, streaming and broadcast destinations. The video editor offers MP4 and WebM; MP4 requires uploaded media and the render service. Available options depend on the asset, editor access and plan. Check the publisher’s current specifications before delivery.

Download generated music, voice and sound effects as individual audio assets, or export available stems after separation. Import the files into an editor that supports the selected format. This is a file-based handoff, not a claim of a native integration or a layered project file for every editor.

Yes. Describe your campaign, audience, timing and creative direction in one brief. Ask Wubble for music, voiceovers and sound effects together, then refine the parts you want to change in the same conversation. Use only the layers your idea needs.

Yes. Ask for the new wording, a different delivery or a change to the music in the same conversation. Say what should stay consistent, then review the revised result for timing, pronunciation and balance. The examples on this page are labeled creative previews until their media is ready.

Yes. Add your existing media to the conversation as a reference. Wubble helps you create a new voice track and supporting sound around its context. Check the final timing against your cut before publishing. Explore voiceovers.

Carry the original creative brief into each language, then review the script, voice, pronunciation, and timing. Adapt the intent rather than translating word for word. A fluent reviewer should approve each final version before publication. Explore ad localization.

Voice cloning is available through the API and for enterprise clients, subject to consent and the applicable requirements. Speak with our team about the speaker, intended use, and access needed. Contact sales.

Yes. Start with the free plan to explore your idea and the conversational workflow. Before publishing a paid ad or client campaign, choose a plan whose license covers that use. Current allowances and commercial permissions are listed in pricing. Review plans.

Contact sales to review your requirements for uploaded material, team access, retention, support, and contractual terms before sharing confidential campaign assets. Talk to our team.

Wubble provides music, speech, and sound-effect APIs. Use the API documentation to check supported operations, request limits, and integration requirements. API access does not imply automated ad-platform publishing. Explore the API.