Cuttable works best with your own brand assets, but you can also add stock audio, video, or imagery to expand creative options. Always ensure media is fully licensed for commercial use before publishing.
What to Keep in Mind
Licensing matters – Always ensure you have the correct license for any stock media you use. This includes audio tracks, images, and video footage.
Trends vs. rights – Even if a song or sound is popular on social platforms, that doesn't always mean it's cleared for advertising. Make sure you have explicit rights for commercial use.
Replace demos – Your Music Library comes with demo tracks to get you started. You can replace these by generating your own AI music or uploading your own licensed audio. See Your Music Library for more information.
Keep records – Save proof of purchase or licensing agreements in case you ever need to verify usage rights.
✅ Best practice: treat stock media as an extension of your brand. Use it to enhance your ads — but always make sure you're legally covered before publishing.
If you'd like to add your own audio, please note:
You must have the rights to use any track you upload. By uploading audio to your account, you acknowledge that you hold the appropriate rights or permissions for that material.
Online Stock Music Libraries:
Pixabay Music
License: Free for commercial use, no attribution required.Mixkit
License: 100% free, no sign-up, cleared for ads and commercial projects.StockTune
License: Free for personal and commercial use, no attribution required.Coverr Music
License: Free for both commercial and personal use, no attribution.