Choose your starting point
Sign in to Singify and open AI Song Generator in Studio. Use Simple Mode for a description, or Custom Mode for lyrics and musical style. Choose Instrumental when you want music without singing.
Singify / AI Song Generator
YOUR WORDS. A FIRST PERFORMANCE.
AI Song Generator: An AI Song Maker for Your Ideas
Make an original song from a description or your own lyrics. Hear two versions with singing or choose an instrumental. Singify gives your idea a first performance you can listen to, compare, and develop.
Sign-in required · 3 attempts shared with Restyle covers and MIDI conversion per UTC day · Custom voices and downloads require an eligible paid plan
CHOOSE YOUR INPUT. HEAR YOUR OPTIONS.
AI song maker: from your first idea to two takes
Set the sound and check your allowance
Describe the mood, instruments, and vocal delivery. The Studio form shows the options and allowance available to your account. Uploaded custom voices require an eligible paid plan; you can also generate without one.
Listen to both versions
Submit once to create two original takes. Follow the task in My Songs, then compare the completed versions before refining your brief. How It Works explains the journey from submission to listening.
SIMPLE MODE · START WITH A SCENE
Text to song: describe a scene and hear it performed
Start with the moment you want to capture, then name a sound. This AI music generator from text turns a short description into an original arrangement, words, and performance. Simple Mode accepts 3–500 characters; one clear idea leaves more room for useful direction than a long genre list.
A specific place beats a vague mood
Try: “Indie pop about missing the last train and walking home at dawn. Warm piano, restrained drums, intimate lead vocals, a chorus that opens up. Use concrete details rather than clichés.”
Listen for whether the words tell that story and whether the chorus has the lift you asked for. If the writing still sounds generic, replace one vague instruction with an image, person, or action. Generated wording still needs your review.
When you already know the exact words, draft them with the AI lyrics generator and bring the edited version into Custom Mode.
Illustrative prompt, not a recorded generation or a promise of a particular result.
CUSTOM MODE · KEEP YOUR OWN WORDS
Lyrics to song: let AI sing the words you wrote
Use Custom Mode to turn your own lyrics into music. Add up to 3,000 characters of lyrics, separate verses and choruses, and give the Style of Music field up to 200 characters of direction. The AI singing generator creates melody and accompaniment around the words; delivery and phrasing can vary.
Give the lines room to breathe
Mark sections such as [Verse] and [Chorus]. Read each line aloud and shorten crowded phrases: “I remember every single evening that we waited by the door” could become “We waited by the door.” Keep the meaning that matters, then listen for rushed syllables.
Keep style separate from the lyric
Put “folk pop, acoustic guitar, a gentle lead, a bigger final chorus” in Style of Music. Keep the lyric field for words intended to be sung. This helps make your lyrics to music brief clear; it does not guarantee every word or section will be delivered exactly as written.
Edit a draft with the lyrics generator before spending another attempt. Already have a recording and want a new arrangement? Use the AI cover song generator instead.
THE PERFORMANCE HAS A VOICE
AI singer: use an automatic voice or bring your own
For AI singing without a custom sample, leave the singer on Auto and describe the delivery you want. To use your own singing voice, create a custom voice from a sample you upload with permission, then select it in Studio. Creating an uploaded voice requires an eligible paid plan; Studio guides you through the requirements for using it in original songs.
Uploaded voice: a sample you provide
Create a custom voice from a sample of your own voice, or one you have permission to use. The AI singing voice generator uses that saved voice for a new performance. This requires an eligible paid plan; how closely the performance resembles the sample can vary.
Song persona: a singer from your own track
On an eligible paid plan, you can also create a persona from one of your completed songs and select it for a new original. This reuses a singing identity from your work; it is different from uploading a real person's voice sample.
If your goal is to change the singer in an existing recording while keeping its backing, the Voice only mode on the AI song cover page is the relevant workflow.
LET THE INSTRUMENTS TELL THE STORY
AI instrumental generator: music without a singing part
Select Instrumental in Simple or Custom Mode before submitting. For this AI music maker, describe instruments, tempo, mood, and the role of the track: a quiet rehearsal backing, a piano sketch, or music for a video. Avoid lyric or singing directions when you want an instrumental.
Make the intended use part of the brief
Try: “Warm piano and soft brushed drums for a reflective video. A simple recurring melody, a gentle build, and a calm ending. Instrumental.” Listen for unwanted vocals, distracting transitions, and an ending that fits your project.
If you already have a song and need its backing rather than a new composition, use the vocal remover. For separate drums, bass, or other parts, use the stem splitter.
This is an illustrative input. An instrumental request still needs a listening check; output details can vary.
A DRAFT YOU CAN ACTUALLY HEAR
AI generated songs: compare before you keep a take
Before sharing AI generated music, listen to the same sections in both versions: opening, verse, chorus, and ending. Does the hook match the feeling you described? Are the lyrics clear and the transitions convincing? Treat an AI song creator as a source of drafts; decide what needs changing from what you actually hear.
One idea, two interpretations
A single original-song submission creates two versions, rather than charging a separate free attempt for each returned take. Pick by arrangement and performance, not just the first few seconds.
Revise one thing at a time
If the vocal is right but the chorus feels too busy, simplify the instrumentation in your next brief. If words rush past, shorten the line before generating again. Each new submission uses the allowance shown in Studio.
When a take works but ends too soon, the AI song extender offers a continuation workflow. Save the original first and review how the continuation joins it.
KNOW WHAT YOUR FIRST ATTEMPT INCLUDES
Can you use the AI song generator free?
Yes. The free AI song maker gives signed-in accounts three attempts per UTC day, shared between original songs, Restyle covers and MIDI conversion. An original-song request uses one attempt and returns two versions. It is a limited daily allowance, not unlimited generation or three extra attempts for each tool.
Free: listen online
Free-plan originals are public and stream online. Downloading songs, keeping original tracks private, and creating uploaded custom voices require an eligible paid plan.
Paid: one Credit per original
An original-song request costs 1 Credit on a paid plan. Restyle covers cost 3 Credits; Voice only covers cost 5. Available models and other allowances are shown in Studio.
Check use rights before publishing
Commercial permissions require annual-billed Starter or Plus under the current plan terms. Source material and voice permissions still matter; a subscription does not clear someone else's rights.
Use the Pricing page to check download access, private songs, models, and current subscription conditions.
Questions before your first song
Yes, after sign-in. Original songs, Restyle covers and MIDI conversion share three attempts per UTC day. One original-song submission uses one attempt and returns two versions. This is not three free requests for each tool. Uploaded custom voices and downloads require an eligible paid plan.
Open Simple Mode in Studio and write 3–500 characters describing a subject, mood, instruments, and vocal delivery. Submit once, follow the task in My Songs, and listen to both completed versions. Revise a specific part of your brief when a result misses the direction.
Yes. Use Custom Mode for lyrics to song generation: paste up to 3,000 characters of your lyrics and add up to 200 characters of musical style. Section labels and shorter lines can make the brief clearer. Melody, pronunciation, and phrasing can vary, so review the full performance rather than expecting an exact transcription.
Yes. In Simple Mode, describe the story and the sound and let the model develop words and music. For music with no singing, select Instrumental instead. You can later rewrite a draft in Custom Mode if particular wording matters.
Name a concrete setting, person, and action instead of asking only for a happy or sad song. Add a wording constraint, such as avoiding clichés. For exact words, write or edit the lyric yourself and use Custom Mode. A prompt can guide the result, but human editing is still needed.
Long lines can give the performance too many syllables to fit comfortably. Read the lyric aloud, shorten crowded phrases, and separate verses and choruses. Listen to both versions after generating; these changes can help without guaranteeing perfect rhythm or word-for-word delivery.
Yes, with an eligible paid plan. Create a custom voice from a sample you upload with permission and select it in Studio. Follow the requirements shown for original-song use. You can also generate with Auto without uploading a sample.
Yes. Select Instrumental in Simple or Custom Mode and describe the instruments, mood, and pacing. Original instrumentals use the same shared daily free allowance as other original songs, Restyle covers and MIDI conversion. Listen for unwanted singing or other details that may not match your brief.
One original-song request returns two versions to compare in My Songs. It uses one free attempt or, on a paid plan, 1 Credit. A cover request returns one cover instead. Each new original-song submission uses another attempt or the displayed paid allowance.
Free-plan originals are public and can be streamed online. Downloads and private original songs require an eligible paid plan. Check the current Pricing page and your Studio options before generating a track that needs those features.
Commercial permissions require annual-billed Starter or Plus under the current plan terms. Your inputs and uploaded voice samples also need the relevant permissions. Review Pricing and the License Agreement for your intended use; generating a song does not clear another person's rights.
Use the AI song generator for a new composition from text or lyrics. Use the AI cover maker when you already have source audio and want a different arrangement or singer. If you only need words before making music, start with the AI lyrics generator.
Try the free AI music generator with one clear idea
Bring a scene or a lyric draft and listen to the first two takes. Looking for everything you can do next? The Singify AI homepage brings covers, lyrics, and audio tools together.
Create a song with the free AI song generatorSign-in required · Limited shared daily allowance · Custom voices and downloads are paid features