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AI music generator: describe it, hear it

Generate original music for your video, ad or podcast by describing its genre, mood and tempo. Write your own lyrics or write them together with AI; with vocals or instrumental.

Draft your prompt without signing up; open a free account to generate, and your draft moves to your account.

What it does

From your description to a finished track.

Instead of searching a stock library, you describe the music you’re after.

  • Genre, mood and tempo

    Pick up to three genres; set the mood and tempo. Add free text to describe the style in more detail if you like.

  • Vocals or instrumental

    Choose female, male, duet or choir vocals; if you don’t want vocals, generate an instrumental.

  • Lyric writing

    Write your own lyrics or give a topic and write them with AI; continue, rhyme, shorten, add a chorus, translate into another language.

  • Two versions every time

    Hear two different takes on the same description and pick the one you like.

  • Variations

    Get an instrumental version of a track you like, or have it reinterpreted with the same settings.

  • Music bed

    Add the track straight to your video project or under your voiceover; it ducks while someone speaks.

Open the music studio
The Music studio screen: description, genre, vocals and length on the left, your tracks on the right.
How it works

Your first track in three steps.

  1. 01

    Describe it

    Write where the track will play and how it should feel; choose the genre, mood and vocals.

  2. 02

    Add lyrics

    For a song with vocals, write your lyrics or write them with AI; set the sections (intro, chorus).

  3. 03

    Listen, pick, use

    Listen to both versions; download the one you like or add it to your video and voiceover projects.

Music in the chain

Music settles under the video and narration on its own.

No downloading your track and fiddling with levels in an editing program; the other studios take it directly.

  • Ducking under speech

    Used with a voiceover, the music drops while the narration runs and comes back up in between.

  • Original lyrics

    Don’t use lyrics that belong to someone else. If a result resembles a well-known piece, change the style and try again.

  • Style instead of artist names

    If your prompt mentions an artist, the name isn’t used; a description of the style is used instead.

  • License travels with the track

    Each track’s usage license (personal or commercial) is stored with it and shown when you download.

Project · Documentary openingMusic under the narration
  1. Music · intro
  2. Music · theme
  3. Scenes
  4. Voiceover

When the narration starts, the music drops; it rises again at scene transitions.

Chain

Music is the last link in the chain.

The narration comes from Text to Speech, the picture from Video; music ties them together.

  1. Prepare the narration; add the music bed straight into the voiceover project.

  2. Generate and order the scenes; the music runs along with the video.

  3. Musiciii.

    Describe the track, pick one of two versions, add it to the project.

One project, one credit balance; every track in My files.

Free tools

Start your song with free tools.

For drafting lyrics, trying background music, or splitting a track into vocals and instrumental.

All free tools

Languages

Languages you can make songs in

Write your lyrics in any of these 12 languages, or let Voiser write them.

Products

Other studios

Same account, same credits. A file you create in one studio picks up where it left off in the next.

  • Text to audio

    Text to Speech

    Manage long texts paragraph by paragraph; give each section its own voice, pauses, emphasis and pronunciation.

  • Recording to text

    Transcription

    Turn meeting, interview and lecture recordings into text split by speaker; download subtitles, translate into another language.

  • Video to video

    Dubbing

    Re-voice your video in other languages while keeping each speaker’s own voice.

  • Text and image to video

    Video generation

    Start with a sentence or a single photo; you set the scene, the camera move and the length.

  • Personal voice

    Voice Cloning

    Create a digital twin of your own voice from a short recording. Only with the voice owner’s explicit consent.

FAQ

Common questions

Can I try music generation for free?

Yes. You can draft your prompt without signing up; generating requires a free account. The free plan generates short tracks for personal use.

Can I use the music in my videos and ads?

Tracks you create on paid plans come with a commercial license, stored with the track. Tracks made on the free plan are for personal use.

Can I generate songs with lyrics in other languages?

Yes. Write your lyrics in the language you want or choose it in the lyric writer; you set the vocal language in the track settings.

Can I ask for music in a particular artist’s style?

Artist names aren’t used; if a name appears in the prompt, it’s turned into a description of the style. For the best results, describe the genre, instruments, tempo and mood yourself.

What format can I download?

Tracks download as MP3. They go straight into video and voiceover projects without downloading.

What happens if a generation is rejected?

Credits for a job rejected because of copyrighted lyrics or inappropriate content are refunded automatically; the reason and a suggestion appear next to the track.

Describe the music you’re looking for.

Open a free account; describe it, hear two versions, add it to your project.