Film Score
Cinematic · Emotional · Piano + Strings
Turn a text description into instrumental music without vocals. Choose a genre, mood, instruments, and tempo to guide the result.
Create InstrumentalTurn a musical idea into a finished instrumental track. Add a prompt, shape the sound with genre, mood, and instruments, then let the AI compose your piece.
Include a BPM in your description to guide the requested pace; generated results may vary.
Explore vocal-free example tracks prepared from our catalog across electronic chill, EDM, synthwave, cinematic folk, and country folk styles.
Pick a style to load an editable example into the generator, then change any detail.
Cinematic · Emotional · Piano + Strings
Lo-fi · Chill · Piano + Drums
Cinematic · Epic · Orchestral + Drums
Pop · Happy · Guitar
EDM · Dark · Synth + Bass
Jazz · Chill · Piano + Bass + Drums
An AI instrumental generator turns a written music description into a complete track focused on melodies, harmonies, rhythms, and arrangement. Genre, mood, instruments, and tempo give the model additional musical direction.
A vocal remover works on an existing recording. This tool starts from your written direction and requests a new instrumental track for videos, podcasts, games, performances, or other creative work.
Move from score-like orchestration to groove-led production. Each genre guides rhythm, instrumentation, arrangement, and energy in a different direction.
Orchestral arrangements, emotional arcs, and dramatic dynamics for film, trailers, and visual storytelling.
Deep grooves, strong drums, and rhythmic patterns shaped around boom-bap foundations or modern production.
Warm textures, soft beats, and an intentionally worn feel for studying, background listening, and relaxation.
Walking bass, expressive phrasing, and rich chords that can move from smooth lounge to energetic bebop.
Driving guitars, punchy drums, and raw energy spanning classic riffs and modern alternative textures.
Evolving pads, open space, and atmospheric depth for focus, meditation, and immersive environments.
Move from a rough idea to a downloadable track in three clear steps, with no DAW or plugins required.
Write a short description of the genre, mood, instruments, or scene you want the music to support. One clear sentence is enough to begin.
Choose a genre, mood, up to three instruments, and a tempo. The controls combine with your description to guide the arrangement.
Create the track, follow its processing status, listen to the result, and download the audio when it is ready.
Instrumental music can support stories, products, performances, and experiments across many creative disciplines.
Develop soundtracks for films, documentaries, trailers, and videos by describing the scene, pacing, and emotional direction.
Explore background music for levels, menus, and cutscenes across ambient, action, cinematic, and character-driven moods.
Create intros, background beds, and transitions that fit the identity of a show or live channel.
Build backing-track ideas for demos, rehearsals, and performances, then record your own vocals over the result.
Make background music for short-form videos, explainers, tutorials, and social posts with a prompt shaped to the project.
Prototype directions, explore unfamiliar genres, and create starting points for further production in a DAW.
Each tool starts from a different kind of input and solves a different music task.
Working from a recording? Use the Vocal Remover. Want a groove-led result? Try the AI Beat Maker.
Layer a clear description with the controls that matter most to your track.
Describe instruments, energy, tempo, mood, arrangement changes, or a scene in plain language.
Use a genre to guide instrumentation, rhythm, harmony, and the broad structure of the requested track.
Pair any genre with an emotional direction such as Dark, Romantic, Chill, or Epic.
Choose up to three instruments to emphasize in the arrangement, then add other details in the description.
Choose Slow, Medium, or Fast. Include a BPM in your description to guide the requested pace; generated results may vary.
Practical details about prompting, output, credits, and usage rights.
An AI instrumental generator turns written musical direction into a new track focused on melody, harmony, rhythm, and arrangement without requested vocals. You can guide it with a description plus genre, mood, instrument, and tempo controls.
Describe the music you want, choose any helpful sound controls, and select Create Instrumental. The request is submitted in instrumental-only mode, and you can listen to and download the result after processing completes.
Yes. Select up to three instruments from Piano, Guitar, Drums, Synth, Strings, Bass, or Orchestral. You can mention other instruments in your description.
The page includes Hip Hop, Pop, Lo-fi, Cinematic, EDM, Rock, Jazz, R&B, and Ambient controls. You can also describe another genre or subgenre in the prompt.
Choose Slow, Medium, or Fast for broad pacing. Include a BPM in your description to guide the requested pace; generated results may vary.
Requests from this page always use instrumental-only mode. Public examples and release checks are reviewed for audible lyrics or spoken voice, but generative model output can occasionally behave unexpectedly.
Use the Vocal Remover when you already have a recording and want to separate its vocals from the backing track. This page creates a new track from written direction instead of modifying an upload. Open Vocal Remover
The AI Beat Maker emphasizes drums, bass, rhythm, and groove for beat-focused workflows. The Instrumental Generator is aimed at complete, melody- and arrangement-led music across a wider range of uses.
Usage rights depend on the plan active when the task is created. Review the Pricing page and Terms of Service for the license, attribution, and commercial-use terms that apply to that task. Pricing · Terms of Service
Yes. Each generation consumes credits. Current allowances, plan details, and promotions are listed on the Pricing page. View Pricing
Describe the idea, shape the sound, and create a new instrumental track in your browser.