What Audjust AI is best for
Audjust AI is built around a timing problem rather than a generation one. Most music tools make a new track; Audjust takes the track you already chose and makes it fit - shortening a song to 15, 30, 45 or 60 seconds while keeping a natural ending, extending a background bed so narration is not cut off, or finding a seamless loop point. Alongside that sits an AI music generator that turns a text description or lyrics into an original track, plus a Creator Studio that works from either end: start with a video timeline and fit music to it, or start with a song and build visual release assets. Uploads are MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG and FLAC up to 50MB, and analysis comes in two depths, 10 credits for basic timing and loop checks or 50 for advanced. The free path gives two analyses a day after sign-in, and every account also gets one 15-second AI video trial carrying an audjust.ai watermark. Paid plans are annual-credit rather than monthly-credit: Lite at $10 a month, billed $120 a year for 2,400 credits, and Pro at $25 a month, billed $300 for a larger allowance, with yearly billing cutting up to 53 percent. Paid video generation needs Pro or Premium and starts at 50 credits, capped at 150 credits for AI animation and 250 for storyboard and performance videos. The site is unusually direct about rights: commercial use covers music Audjust generated on your plan, and for uploaded audio it says plainly that it edits timing but does not clear third-party music rights.
- Solves a problem most music AI ignores: making a track you already licensed fit the cut you already have
- Unusually clear about rights - it says outright that it edits timing but does not clear third-party music rights
- Free daily analyses and an entry plan at $10 a month keep the cost of trying it low
- Playable examples on the marketing page show the output before signing up
- Video generation caps are published per type, so a bill cannot run away unnoticed
- Credits are an annual allowance rather than monthly - Lite gives 2,400 for the year, so an advanced analysis at 50 credits is a meaningful slice
- Free use needs a sign-in and is limited to two analyses a day
- Video generation is a separate paid layer requiring Pro or Premium, and the free video trial carries a watermark
- Editing a commercial song shortens it but does not license it, which is the part users most often get wrong
- No Korean interface, and no company name or address is published