You can ask Finn, Cohley's AI agent, to find music for the content you're making — without leaving Cohley to go hunting for a track. Finn sits in the panel on the right side of the page on desktop; if you're on your phone you won't see it yet.
How it works
- Describe what you want in plain language. "Upbeat indie for a skincare routine," "calm acoustic background," "something punchy for a 15-second hook" — you don't need to know artist or track names.
- Listen before you commit. You can preview tracks from the results.
- Download the one you pick and bring it into whatever you edit in.
Getting better results
- Say what the content is, not just the genre — "unboxing," "get ready with me," "recipe demo" gives Finn more to work with than "pop."
- Mention pace or mood if it matters: fast, mellow, dramatic, warm.
- If the first set isn't right, say what was off. You can keep refining in the same conversation.
Before you use a track
Always check the brief first. If the brand has specified music requirements — or asked you to use a particular sound on a social platform — the brief wins.