Corporate Background Music for Presentations, Products and Ads
Clean, positive background music for presentations, product demos, brand videos and ads. Free for commercial use, client work included, with no sign-up.
Business and presentation music
You'll find corporate tracks that build gradually, bright acoustic brand tracks and sleek tech demo tracks, plus a few punchy openers for the first seconds of an ad.
14 tracksMP3 192 kbps
Next Big Step
Clean piano motif and pizzicato strings building steadily, hopeful for corporate videos.
Climbing Together
Piano, warm strings and a gentle synth arpeggio, adding layers for a sincere presentation.
Forward Plan
Electric guitar plucks, piano and synth groove, upbeat and confident for company intros.
Slide by Slide
Soft piano arpeggios and light strings that stay out of the way under narration.
Handmade Brand Story
Acoustic strums, claps and glockenspiel for a bright brand video with a handmade feel.
Fresh Shop Morning
Picked acoustic guitar, light piano and shaker, fresh and optimistic for small brands.
Launch Day Demo
Clean synth arpeggios, tight electronic drums and deep bass for a sleek product demo.
Snappy Walkthrough
Marimba, bright piano and finger snaps, friendly and clear for explainer videos.
Showroom Glow
Warm electric piano over a soft four-on-the-floor beat, polished for fashion and beauty.
Smart Talk Theme
Electric piano melody, warm synth bass and tight drums for a smart, modern show.
Calm Briefing
Electric piano and a simple bell tune, calm and professional for business or news shows.
Brass Curtain Call
Punchy drums, funky bass and brass stabs, ending on a drum fill and a final brass hit.
Headline Opener
Driving drums, bold brass and rising synth swells for a show opener that means business.
Weekend Errands
Acoustic guitar, hand claps and glockenspiel, bright and easygoing for everyday vlogs.
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Pink NoiseHow to use music in business videos
- Presentations and talks
- Don't keep music running while you speak. Save it for the opening, section breaks and intermissions. If you need a bed, pick a steady track without a strong melody and keep it low enough that the back row hears every word.
- Cut product videos to the beat
- Put your cuts on downbeats, bring the music in half a second to a second before the first shot, and land your logo on the track's final chord.
- Ads
- For a 15 or 30 second spot, find a section where the energy lifts, and end on a chord or a fade rather than in the middle of a phrase.
- Company events
- Use it for walk-in music, award moments and breaks. Walk-in music can be louder; bring it down as soon as the host starts talking.
- Keep a record
- For client work, note the track name, its ID (like bgm-000123), this page's link and the download date in your project files, so you can answer any question about where the music came from.
- Need exclusivity? Commission it
- Anyone can use the same tracks, including your competitors. If a brand theme has to be yours alone, have one made for you.
Finding the right feel
Presentations and training videos need music that stays out of the way: clean piano or light electronics, a steady tempo and energy that doesn't keep climbing, so attention stays on your content.
Product launches and crowdfunding videos can use tracks that build gradually and lift toward the end, carrying the visuals to your key message. Tech products suit synths and electronic drums; everyday goods and food brands suit bright acoustic guitar and claps.
Business music questions
Can I use it in ads and client projects?
Yes. Ads, client work and brand videos are all included, with no license to buy and no sign-up. The few things that aren't allowed are on the license page, like registering tracks in YouTube's copyright matching system (Content ID), which could lead to copyright claims for other people using them.
My client wants proof of license. What do I send?
Send the license page link, the track's link (the kind that ends in #bgm-000123) and your download date. The license page shows the version date of the terms, and later changes don't apply retroactively.
Can I use a track exclusively?
No. Anyone can use the same tracks, so we can't offer exclusivity.
Can I shorten a track or change its speed?
Yes. You can cut, retime and remix it, for example into a 15 second social ad, or slow it down under close-up product shots.