Beginner Guide to Generating Songs
Learn how to open the AI Music Generator, choose a generation method, generate a song, and review it in your workspace.
Learn how to open the AI Music Generator, choose a generation method, generate a song, and review it in your workspace.
Open the AI Music Generator
Use the AI Music Generator page as the main workspace for creating, previewing, and managing generated songs. It is the one page that turns a description into a finished track; everything else in the studio works on what this page produces. Sign in first — a generation is tied to your account so the result can be saved to it.
Choose a generation method
Prompt mode describes the song you want; Own Lyrics mode lets you paste lyrics or create lyrics first before generation.
- Prompt mode is the faster route. You describe the song in your own words and set the style controls, and the generator writes both the music and the words.
- Own Lyrics mode is for when the words matter to you. Write them yourself, or draft them with the AI Lyrics Generator and bring them across, then let the generator handle the music and the vocal performance.
Set the song's settings
The form exposes genre, mood, instruments, atmosphere and vocal options alongside the prompt. These are the controls that decide what kind of track comes back, and they carry more weight than adding the same words to the prompt. Generator Inputs and Style Tags lists every control and the style-tag groups it accepts.
Generate your song
Set your lyrics, style, genre, mood, instruments, atmosphere, and vocal options, then start the generation.
The form shows the credit cost before you commit, and the model version you pick sets it. A run is queued rather than instant, so you can leave the page and return to it later. Credits and Plans has the per-run numbers and the model versions.
Review in the workspace
Play the song, download audio, inspect lyrics, remix or refine the track, and organize your library from My Work.
Listen before you download. If the arrangement is close but not right, try refining the existing result before starting another generation. Everything you keep lands in My Work, which is also where you return to a song after editing it elsewhere in the studio.
If a run will not start
Most failures before a generation begins are one of a small number of causes: a required field left empty, a prompt the form will not accept, or a balance that cannot cover the run. Errors and What to Do quotes each message and the step that clears it.
Where the song goes next
A finished generation is a starting point rather than an end. The AI Vocal Remover and AI Stem Splitter break it into parts, AI Mastering prepares it to be heard next to other releases, and the AI Music Extender continues it. Music-video and MIDI pages are status guides for tools that are not running in this build. Formats and Limits covers what each of these returns.