How to add music to your Dime Dime Baby AI video
By the Dime Dime Baby AI team · Updated:
Download your silent party video, then choose a sound permitted for your account in TikTok or Reels. This guide covers adding music, checking timing and handling unavailable sounds. No song or music license is included in the video purchase.
Does the download include the song?
No. Dime Dime Baby AI exports a silent MP4. The existing example above is silent too. You can create the party visuals without editing a timeline, then add music separately in your social app. The purchase does not include a song or music license.
Before you start
Download your finished video from My creations within 7 days and save it to your phone. Watch it all the way through. Keep the silent original so you can use a different permitted sound on each platform.
Add a sound in TikTok
- Open TikTok, tap +, and choose the downloaded video from your device.
- In the creation or editing screen, choose Add sound or the sound control. Search the in-app catalog for a track available to your account; the trend name alone does not identify a licensed recording.
- Select the permitted sound, choose its starting point where that control is available, and preview the complete clip. Adjust the sound to the approach, bite, look and departure; automatic beat matching is not promised.
- Check volume, cover and caption. Follow TikTok's AI-content labeling requirements for your post, then save a draft or publish when ready.
Control names and placement can vary by app version, region and account. TikTok's sound instructions explain adding sounds during creation and editing.
Add music in Instagram Reels
Create a Reel in Instagram, select the saved MP4, and use the music or audio control if it is available. Choose an allowed track, preview its timing and finish the caption and relevant AI-content disclosures before saving a draft or sharing.
The licensed library can differ by country, account and post type. Some business accounts cannot access it. Meta describes library access and Sound Collection; use a track whose permissions cover your intended use. An Instagram sound is not automatically licensed for a TikTok upload or an advertisement.
What if I cannot find the original sound?
Choose another suitable sound that your account is allowed to use, or keep the video silent. Do not download someone else's song, rename it “original audio” or change account type merely to bypass restrictions. A catalog listing can change or disappear; this website cannot unlock it.
If TikTok mutes a post, use View details to see the reason and the platform's replacement options. See TikTok's removed-sound help.
Business posts and ads
For TikTok content promoting a brand, product or service, check the Commercial Music Library and the platform's disclosure requirements. If you use music outside that library, you need the necessary permissions for the use. TikTok explains this in its commercial music guidance.
For Reels, check the relevant business or advertising permissions rather than assuming the personal music library covers the post. Buying an AI video does not grant rights to a song, an artist's performance or another creator's video.
Will the video lip-sync or match the beat automatically?
No lip-sync or automatic music timing is guaranteed. You choose the sound and timing after downloading. The generated face, clothing and movement may vary, including during turns. Review the result before sharing it.
Ready to make the visuals?
Read the one-photo creation guide, compare the video packs, or return to the creator. You need to sign in and purchase generations; the public example is not a personalized free preview.
Platform guidance checked on October 21, 2026. These are general steps based on the linked help pages; controls and permissions can change.