Create a song from your lyrics
Describe the sound you want, add your lyrics, and generate a song you can listen to and download.
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Describe the sound you want, add your lyrics, and generate a song you can listen to and download.
How It Works
How to generate your song
1. Describe the sound and add lyrics
Enter a Style description with the genre, instruments and vocal character you want. For example: “Gentle acoustic folk, warm lead vocal, fingerpicked guitar and a light drum beat.” Add your words in Lyrics, using [verse], [chorus] and [bridge] tags where helpful. Both fields need text before you can generate.
Keep Lyrics to 3,500 characters or fewer. The request can be rejected above that limit even though the text box displays a larger counter.
2. Choose the studio controls and duration
Basic Studio gives you the style description, lyrics and Duration. Its duration choices are 30 seconds, 60 seconds and 2 minutes. Choose Advanced Studio if you want additional direction through mood, style reference, instruments or beats per minute (BPM). These fields add detail to your style request.
3. Generate and listen
Click Generate song. Listen through the verses and chorus, checking the words, pronunciation and changes between sections. If a line matters, compare what you hear with the lyrics you entered. Use Download to save the WAV result; review the credit charge before choosing Regenerate.
Review how the song interprets your request
The result may interpret the phrasing, arrangement or requested instruments differently from what you imagined. Start with a short draft when you are deciding whether a style works, then revise the request based on what you hear.
Common questions
No. This studio starts with a style description and lyrics.
Use AI Music Generator for a music prompt without the required lyrics field in this song workflow.
Names, abbreviations, and unusual spellings can be interpreted differently from what you intended. Try spelling the word as it should sound or simplifying the phrase, then listen to the new result. Review the whole lyric because changing one line can affect delivery elsewhere.
Continue with a related tool
Choose another step for your project. Each tool shows its supported inputs and processing options before you start.
Create and edit music: Explore melody, song, and instrumental tools, then work on the audio.