YOUR AI MUSIC STUDIO

AI music generator.
Make it yours.

Turn a text prompt or your own lyrics into a song. Shape the style, add a vocal direction, or create an instrumental.
Your next idea starts with a few words.

THE STUDIO

Make something yours.

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Your songs will be waiting in your library.

FROM A FEW WORDS TO A FIRST LISTEN

Hear what an idea can become.

Three real generations, with the inputs that started them. Listen, explore the brief, then load an example and give it your own direction.

Text to music

Afternoon Turns Gold

A text-only brief became a complete song with generated lyrics. Start with the story, then make the sound your own.

V5.5 · 3:33 · AI-generated
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A warm indie pop song about a golden-hour drive with old friends. Dreamy guitars, a steady bass groove, relaxed male vocals, and a big, feel-good chorus.

Read the generated lyrics

[Verse 1] We left the diner just before the sign went dark Mason had the map, but we missed the county park Jules kept laughing from the passenger-side seat Dust along the windows, summer underneath our feet [Pre-Chorus] Every wrong turn felt like somewhere we should be Four old friends and a tank of gasoline [Chorus] Drive on, we’ve got nowhere we have to be Windows down, singing out of key The road rolls wide and the afternoon turns gold I’ve got your voices, I’ve got all I need to hold Drive on, let the miles come easy tonight Old friends making the ordinary feel right [Verse 2] We traded stories at the red light by the lake Talked about the years and the chances that we’d take Mason found a station playing songs from seventeen Jules drew little suns across the fogged-up screen [Pre-Chorus] Every quiet mile brought the whole room back around Like no time had passed since we were younger towns [Chorus] Drive on, we’ve got nowhere we have to be Windows down, singing out of key The road rolls wide and the afternoon turns gold I’ve got your voices, I’ve got all I need to hold Drive on, let the miles come easy tonight Old friends making the ordinary feel right [Bridge] If the engine quits, we’ll push it to the field If the night comes fast, we’ll find a place to sleep Years can change the names of every street we know But put us in a car and watch the old days show [Final Chorus] Drive on, we’ve got nowhere we have to be Windows down, singing out of key The road rolls wide and the afternoon turns gold I’ve got your voices, I’ve got all I need to hold Drive on, let the miles come easy tonight Old friends making the ordinary feel right Drive on, keep the dashboard glowing soft Here’s to every road that carried us this far [Outro] Four old friends, one more turn A little daylight left to burn

Lyrics to song

The Long Way Home

Original verse and chorus lyrics, paired with an acoustic indie-folk style brief. Explore the words and arrangement below.

V5.5 · 2:27 · AI-generated
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[Verse] The last train hums beneath the rain I trace your name on windowpanes A paper map, a fading blue Every road runs back to you [Chorus] Take the long way home tonight Past the shops with sleeping lights If the morning finds us here Let it find a little less to fear [Verse] We traded plans for open skies And watched the city close its eyes No finish line, no grand goodbye Just one more song before sunrise [Chorus] Take the long way home tonight Past the shops with sleeping lights If the morning finds us here Let it find a little less to fear

Style: Acoustic indie folk, fingerpicked guitar, warm upright bass, gentle brushed drums, intimate female vocals, reflective and hopeful

Instrumental

Quiet Evening

An instrumental requested with dusty piano, gentle drums, and a warm bass line. A brief built around texture and mood.

V5.5 · 3:05 · AI-generated
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A mellow lo-fi instrumental for a quiet evening. Dusty piano chords, soft vinyl texture, gentle drums, and a warm bass line. Intimate, unhurried, and without vocals.

Made with the inputs shown on September 20, 2026. A new generation will produce a different take; each example shows an individual result.

THREE WAYS TO BEGIN

An idea, a lyric, or just a feeling.

Choose the starting point that fits what you already have. Each mode brings you back to the same place: a song you can hear and build on.

01
TEXT TO MUSIC

Turn a description into music.

Start with a mood, a story, or a sound. Describe the genre, instruments, and vocal direction; the model develops the lyrics and music from your brief. This is a useful starting point when you have an idea but no finished words.

Warm indie pop about a late drive home, with dreamy guitars, relaxed male vocals, and a big chorus.

Choose Describe a song and enter your brief.

Explore text to music
02
LYRICS TO SONG

Give your lyrics a melody.

Bring a verse, a chorus, or a complete lyric. Keep your words in the lyrics field and describe the arrangement separately in Style of Music. A title helps you find the result in your library. Use this mode when the words are the starting point.

Try short [Verse] and [Chorus] sections, with a style such as acoustic folk, fingerpicked guitar, and intimate vocals.

Choose Use my lyrics, then add your lyrics, style, and title.

Explore lyrics to song
03
AI INSTRUMENTAL GENERATOR

Let the instruments speak.

Request music without a lead vocal. Describe the rhythm, texture, and instruments you want to hear, whether that is a sparse piano idea or a fuller electronic arrangement. Listen to the result before deciding whether it fits your project.

A mellow lo-fi instrumental with dusty piano chords, gentle drums, and a warm bass line. Unhurried, without vocals.

Turn on Instrumental and describe the sound you want.

Explore ai instrumental generator
Open the music generator
MAKE IT MEAN SOMETHING

Music for the idea you’re working on.

A first demo for your song

Try the same original chorus with an acoustic arrangement and a synth-pop direction. Listen for which melody and phrasing serve the words, then refine the brief for another take.

Start with your own lyrics

Music beneath a video

Begin with an instrumental and describe the energy of the scene. For a spoken segment, ask for a restrained arrangement; check that the finished track leaves room for the voice before editing it into your video.

Check your plan’s commercial-use terms

A song about a shared memory

Write about one place, a small detail, and the feeling you want to keep. Personal details give a birthday or anniversary song a clearer direction than a generic request for a happy song.

Start with a short story
A BETTER BRIEF, A CLEARER DIRECTION

How to write an AI music prompt.

Pick a few details that matter: genre, mood, instruments, and vocal direction. Then add the scene or story. These guide the model; they are not exact controls over the result.

Hear a prompt become a song
A STARTING IDEA

“Make a happy song.”

GIVE IT A SCENE AND A SOUND

“An uplifting indie-pop song about seeing old friends after a long winter. Bright guitars, a steady drum groove, warm vocals, and a chorus that feels like opening the windows.”

When the result needs another take
  • Too busy? Ask for fewer instruments and a more restrained arrangement.
  • Lyrics feel crowded? Shorten the lines and keep a consistent chorus before trying again.
  • Wrong energy? Change one direction at a time, such as gentle instead of driving, so you can compare the takes.
KNOW WHAT’S INCLUDED

Start listening. Choose what comes next.

Your plan determines your creation allowance, downloads, privacy, and commercial-use eligibility. Check the current plan details before choosing how to use a song.

Try the creative process

The free plan provides a daily generation allowance, a limited V5.5 trial, and online listening. Your remaining attempts and reset time appear in the studio and your account. Free-plan songs are public by default.

Take your music further

Paid plans include a credit allowance, MP3 and WAV downloads, private generations, and commercial rights for eligible paid-plan songs. The plan comparison explains the available tools and allowance for each tier.

GOOD TO KNOW

A few things
before you create.

New to AI music?
Start with the essentials.

How do I turn an idea into a song?

Choose Describe a song and write about the sound you have in mind: a mood, genre, instruments, vocal direction, or a story. Sign in and generate. Your results appear in My songs, where you can listen, save favorites, and download according to your plan.

Can I use my own lyrics?

Yes. Choose Use my lyrics, paste lyrics you have the right to use, add a musical style and title, and generate. You can also use the lyric-writing assistant inside the form to develop a starting idea.

Can I create music without vocals?

Yes. Turn on Instrumental to request a track without vocals. Describe the instruments, tempo, and mood you want. You can also start with the lo-fi prompt in the inspiration panel.

Can I choose the style and voice?

Describe a genre, mood, instruments, and vocal direction in your prompt or the style field. These guide the generation; the result can vary. This workflow does not clone a specific person's voice.

How do downloads and commercial use work?

Download formats, usage allowances, and commercial rights depend on your plan and the applicable terms. Check Pricing and the commercial license information before using a track in a commercial project. You remain responsible for the rights to material you submit.