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Give the song a subject and a point of view: who is singing, what happened and what they want to say. One concrete detail helps the idea feel personal.
Turn an idea, a story or a mood into a complete song. Describe your sound and let AI create the lyrics, vocals and arrangement.
Turn an idea, a story or a mood into a complete song. Describe your sound and let AI create the lyrics, vocals and arrangement.
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A scene, a memory or a musical direction is enough to begin. Text to Song develops your description into lyrics and music in one workflow.
Use the prompt to describe what the song is about. Add styles, instruments and a voice choice to shape how it sounds.
Give your song a direction, then bring its layers together.
Give the song a subject and a point of view: who is singing, what happened and what they want to say. One concrete detail helps the idea feel personal.
Generate a song directly from the prompt, or use the lyrics action to review the words first. Choose the second path when the story or wording matters most.
Choose a vocal direction, then use genre, mood, tempo and instruments to support it. A soft acoustic story and an energetic electronic hook need different arrangements.
Review both the performance and backing in the completed player. Listen for a memorable chorus, understandable words and a level of energy that fits your project.
Three steps from a rough idea to something you can hear.
Write a short brief with a subject, feeling and sound. For example, describe a hopeful reunion told over warm acoustic guitar, rather than asking only for a “good song.”
Add a voice choice and a few compatible musical details. Keep one clear direction; if the wording needs your approval first, generate and revise a lyric draft before creating audio.
Submit the prompt and follow the task status. When audio is ready, check the verse and chorus, save a useful version and change one part of the brief for your next attempt.
Create for a moment, a story or your next project.
Describe the story of a video and where the song should gain energy. Listen against the edit to decide which section supports the visuals best.
Write from a character’s perspective or turn a memory into a narrative. Include one event and an emotional change to give the song somewhere to go.
Include a shared moment, a name and the feeling you want to convey. Review generated lyrics before making the song part of a birthday or celebration.
Sketch a chorus idea or compare musical settings for a theme. Use the generated recording to explore a direction before developing your own performance or production.
The result brings generated lyrics, a vocal performance and instrumental backing into one track. You can also choose instrumental mode when you want music without a requested vocal.
Want to work on the words first? Use the lyrics action, review the draft and continue from the lyrics tab. Direct generation remains available from your prompt.
Use these ideas to make your prompt more specific.
Describe an everyday situation and a phrase you want the chorus to revolve around. Ask for bright instruments and a lift when the main hook arrives.
Give the narrator a clear viewpoint and a sequence of events. Describe the drum and bass feel, and leave room for rhythmic lines and pauses.
Choose a small, personal moment rather than a broad theme. Pair it with guitar or piano and a restrained vocal for an intimate storytelling direction.
Describe a scene with movement, such as a city at night. Explain whether the synths should feel spacious or urgent and where the energy should build.
Focus on a relationship or emotional tension. Suggest warm harmonies, a relaxed groove and space for expressive vocal phrasing around the central idea.
Set the story in a recognizable place and give it a beginning and a change. Acoustic instruments can support details about journeys, family or home.
The details to know before you start.