A jingle for your bubble tea shop
A bubble tea shop jingle should be short, bouncy and about one drink: the new seasonal flavor, the house brown sugar milk tea, or the topping people come back for. SingingAds writes a 15-second song from your drink menu, sings your shop name with an AI voice and cuts a vertical TikTok and Reels ad or a slideshow of your own drink photos on the beat.
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One cup per ad
Share your drink menu and SingingAds turns it into a bouncy jingle, sings it and cuts it into a vertical clip; you get an MP4 and the song file, and the drink names and claims in the lyrics come from your menu, checked by you before the voice records them.
Boba buyers are loyal to a drink, not to a menu. A good ad picks one cup and makes it irresistible:
- The new drop: a mango pomelo for summer, a pumpkin cream for October. Fifteen seconds, the name, the date it lands.
- The signature: the brown sugar tiger milk tea that defines your shop.
- The ritual: 3 p.m. slump, study session, after-class meetup, Friday treat.
Say the customization once if your page offers it ("sweetness your way, ice your way"), because people love choosing.
Words the voice must get right
Bubble tea vocabulary trips AI singers: "boba", "taro", "matcha", "Thai tea", "yakult", "lychee". Listen once to the song alone and respell anything that sounds off, then sing it again before the video is made. Your shop name too, especially if it mixes languages; see brand name pronunciation.
Allergens and "dairy-free"
Milk teas often hold milk, and some toppings and creamers use soy or other allergens. The FDA lists nine major food allergens: milk, eggs, fish, crustacean shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soybeans and sesame. If your page offers oat milk or a non-dairy creamer, sing "oat milk swap" rather than "dairy-free", unless your page states that the drink is free of dairy and your bar can keep it that way. Words like "energy boost" or "healthy" are claims SingingAds flags for you to check.
Slideshow, video or both
- Slideshow: your own cup photos, up to eight, shown as they are with a headline per slide and cut on the beat. Drinks with layers and pearls photograph beautifully; let the real cup sell itself. See the slideshow generator.
- 3D video: glossy pearls, a shaking cup, condensation, a fictional adult taking the first sip. Anime suits a shop with a cute brand character style.
The character is always an adult, even though some of your buyers are teens. Your targeting decides who sees it; the ad cannot show minors.
A drop calendar from one shop page
Bubble tea shops live on newness. Plan a new 15-second song for each seasonal drink and keep the last sung line the same across all of them, such as the shop name and the street. Over a year, that last line becomes your sound. If you also sell pastries or coffee, ideas from the coffee shop jingle page carry over. Check pricing for packs if you plan a drop each month.
Illustrative example: brief and lyrics for a made-up tea bar
Pearlhop Tea Bar (fictional). Buyer: a college student in their twenties studying downtown. Moment: 3 p.m., halfway through a long study day. Claims from the menu page: "brown sugar milk tea with fresh tapioca pearls", "choose your sweetness and ice", "oat milk available".
Opening lines offered: "Three o'clock and the notes won't stick" / "Brown sugar stripes, give the cup a flick" / "Pearls at the bottom, take your pick".
15 second lyrics:
- Three o'clock and the notes won't stick,
- Brown sugar stripes, give the cup a flick,
- Fresh pearls, sweetness how you like,
- Pearlhop Tea, worth the bike.
A draft line "gets your brain back on" was flagged as a result claim and cut.
What it can't do
- It does not show minors; the character is always a fictional adult.
- Generated cups are not your drinks; use your own photos when the exact drink matters.
- It does not track your stock; pull the ad when a seasonal drink sells out.
What it costs
Plans from $10 a month billed yearly, or $24 monthly, cancel any time; or pay once, from $17 for your first ad. A jingle take costs 4 credits; a typical 30-second video ad about 26. There is no free tier and no free sample.
Monthly plans
Starter
$24 a month
Pro
$49 a month
Plans renew until you cancel; cancel any time. Billed yearly: up to 69% off, credits every month.
One-time packs
One ad
$34 $17 once
First purchase price
Three ads
$118 $59 once
First purchase price
Questions
- Can I make a new ad for every seasonal drink?
Yes. Each drink is its own brief and song. Rewriting the lyrics costs nothing; the song and video use credits.
- Should a boba ad sing the drink price?
Keep it off the sung lyrics. If your menu page lists the price, it can sit on the offer card, which is easy to update when a new drink costs more or a happy hour starts.
- Will "boba" and "taro" be sung right?
Usually, and if not, respell them the way they sound and sing again before any video is made.
- Can the jingle be in Spanish or French?
Yes. Jingles can be written and sung in Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Italian as well as English; English has had the most testing.
- Can I post the slides as a TikTok photo post with the jingle?
TikTok photo posts take sound from its library, so post the MP4 first and reuse its original sound, or build the post in an editor such as CapCut with the jingle MP3 that comes with the download.
Sources
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Food Allergies, 11 Mar 2026, read 17 Oct 2026