How it works

From your beat to a sung or rapped demo, or from your vocal to a full song, in about a minute.

1. Upload your file

A beat for a vocal, or an acapella for a band: MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC or OGG, up to 8 minutes. Your file is never changed.

Upload the finished beat, not a 4-bar loop: intro, verses and hooks give the singer room. Mark sections in your lyrics with [Verse], [Chorus] and [Bridge], one line per sung line.

2. Add the words and the voice

Paste your lyrics (mark [Verse] and [Chorus]) or describe the song in one line and let the AI write it. Choose sung or rapped, female or male, and a style in a few words.

3. Make it

Pay for just this song, or use 10 credits: they're taken when it starts and given back if it fails. It's ready in about a minute.

4. Mix and download

Two takes of the AI track play over your file. Switch takes, set both volumes, and download the AI track as an MP3 or your mix as a WAV.

The AI track follows your file's tempo and key but isn't locked to it, so a word can land a little early or late. Move the whole track earlier or later in the mixer, or fix single words in your DAW.

Turning a vocal into a song

Upload your acapella and describe the band instead of writing lyrics. The AI plays an instrumental under your voice; your recording stays exactly as you sang it.

Record the vocal dry (no reverb, no music bleeding in) and sing in time: the band follows your tempo. Name the instruments and mood, like "acoustic guitar and soft piano, warm".

Do I need to sign up?

No. Upload your file and make the song right away: it stays in My songs on this browser. Sign in with Google to keep your songs on any device, buy credit packs or send a gift.

What you can upload

Your files

Uploaded files are deleted automatically after 30 days (after 2 days if you never made a song with them). Songs stay in My songs until you delete them, and you can delete everything from your account at any time. We don't use your files to train AI models.

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