How to make an AI singing version of your song for TikTok

Updated 2026-10-30 · AI Vocals Generator

Upload your instrumental here, paste the words (or the hook) and choose a female or male voice, sung or rapped. About a minute later you get two vocal takes over your untouched beat for ⁠$4.99⁠. Download the mix as a WAV, put the part you want under your video in TikTok or CapCut, and before posting turn on TikTok's "AI-generated content" setting: TikTok asks creators to label realistic AI audio, and says the label doesn't limit a video that follows its rules (Help Center, read on 2026-10-30).

Step by step

1. Upload your instrumental above (MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC or OGG, 10 seconds to 8 minutes). A short loop is fine for TikTok: upload just the 20 to 40 seconds you plan to use, so all the words land there.
2. Paste your lyrics, one sung line per line, or switch to "AI writes the words" and describe the song in one line. A clip needs few words: four to eight lines for the hook.
3. Choose sung or rapped, a female or male voice, and a style in a few words ("bright pop", "laid-back trap flow").
4. Make it: one song (two takes) is ⁠$4.99⁠ on its own, or 10 credits; credits start at ⁠$9.99⁠ for 50 (5 songs).
5. Pick the better of the two takes in the mixer, set the vocal level and nudge it if a word lands late.
6. Download the mix as a WAV and add it under your video in TikTok or CapCut.
7. Before you post, turn on the AI-generated content setting (in TikTok: Next, then More options).

Do I have to label an AI song on TikTok?

TikTok asks creators to label content that is fully made or heavily edited by AI, and all AI-generated content with realistic audio; an AI singer counts. You can say it in the caption, or turn on the "AI-generated content" setting so the video shows "Creator labeled as AI-generated". TikTok says turning the setting on doesn't affect how the video is distributed as long as it follows the Community Guidelines, and that it may add its own "AI-generated" label to content it detects (read on 2026-10-30).

• TikTok Help Center: About AI-generated content

What isn't allowed

• A voice made to sound like a real singer or rapper: the voices here are generic AI voices, and our rules don't allow imitating a real artist by name or voice. TikTok also removes AI content that impersonates people.
• Audio you made yourself, or that you have the rights to use: for a leased beat, a lease that allows new recordings over it.
• No songs or stems by other artists that you don't have the rights to, and no recordings of anyone who didn't agree.

Tips for a clip that works

• Put the hook first. Most viewers decide in the first seconds, so start the upload at the hook, not the intro.
• Short lines sing clearer than long ones. If a word sounds wrong, spell it the way it sounds and make it again.
• Keep the vocal a little louder than you would in a full song: phone speakers hide the low end of the beat.
• Keep the WAV of the full song too, if you plan to release it later on streaming services.

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