Turn your own words into a sung musical draft with Lyrics to song. Write lyrics or generate a starting version from a brief, refine the wording, then choose the musical style and duration before creating audio.
See what the tool changes and how to get a useful result.
Paste your lyrics into the editable field, up to 2,000 characters. You can also describe an idea in the brief and generate lyrics first, then revise them before the separate song-generation step.
Use the brief and style gallery to describe genre, mood and instrumentation. Short lines and a clear verse-and-chorus structure make it easier to plan how the words might be sung.
Choose a 30–240 second duration and generate the song. This mode creates a sung track rather than an instrumental; listen for pronunciation, pacing and whether important lines remain clear.
Work through these three steps in the editor above.
Write your lyrics or enter a brief and use Generate lyrics. Read and edit the draft before requesting a song.
Choose a style and duration, and describe the desired sound in the brief. Check the displayed cost for each generation action.
Create the track, listen while reading the lyrics and download a version you like. Rework lines or settings for another interpretation.
Choose a starting point that matches the work you want to finish.
Hear an original verse and chorus as a musical draft before developing the song further.
Explore a sung version of an original celebration or story written in your own words.
Compare how line length, structure and musical style influence the delivery of a lyric.
Practical answers about inputs, results and limitations.
No. You can write your own or generate a draft from a brief, then edit it in the lyrics field.
No. Generate lyrics creates editable text; generating the song is a separate action that produces audio. Review each displayed cost.
The editor accepts up to 2,000 lyric characters and a separate musical brief of up to 300 characters.
Lyrics to song is designed for sung tracks. Use Text to music and enable Instrumental for music without singing.
Not always. Pronunciation, repetition and phrasing may vary, so compare the audio with your lyrics before using it.
Only submit lyrics you own or have permission to use. Do not assume generating a new performance grants rights to someone else's words.
Shape your idea in the editor above, then listen and refine the result.
Unleash your creativity. Start with a sound or a song.
