AI Instrumental Music Generator: Music Without Vocals, from a Text Prompt
Describe the sound you need, turn on Instrumental, and get a track with no vocals.
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What the AI Instrumental Music Generator Does
Instrumentals from a Text Prompt
Describe what you need in a sentence, such as "calm lo-fi beat with soft piano and vinyl crackle" or "epic orchestral build with taiko drums", turn on Instrumental, and the generator makes a track with no vocals.
One Switch for Vocals or No Vocals
Songs come with AI vocals by default. The Instrumental switch removes the singing, so the same prompt can give you either a full song or a backing track.
Write the Style the Way Musicians Talk
Name the genre, tempo, mood and lead instruments. "Fast", "slow", "dark", "uplifting", "acoustic guitar" and "808 bass" all steer the result, and mixing two genres, such as "jazz hip hop", works too.
Turn an Existing Song into an Instrumental
Already have a track with vocals? Upload it to the vocal remover to separate the vocals from the music, or use the stem splitter to split it into stems. Files can be up to 60 minutes and 1 GB, and each file costs 5 credits on every plan, including Free.
Background Music for Videos, Podcasts and Games
Instrumentals sit under voice-over and dialogue without competing with it. Songs made on a paid plan come with commercial usage rights.
Try It Here Without an Account
You can generate an instrumental in the box on this page without signing up. To keep tracks in a library and get 15 free credits a day, sign in and use the full generator.
How to Make an Instrumental with AI
Step 1: Describe the Track
Write the genre, mood, tempo and the instruments you want to hear, for example "warm acoustic guitar and light percussion, relaxed, for a travel vlog".
Step 2: Turn On Instrumental
Switch on Instrumental so the track has no vocals, then click Generate. In the full generator, free accounts use the V6 mini model, paid plans use V6, and Ultra adds V6 Wild; each track costs 5 credits.
Step 3: Listen and Keep the Best Take
Listen to the result and change one detail at a time if it is not right yet. Tracks made in the box on this page are not saved to an account; to save tracks to your library, sign in and use the full generator (kept for 7 days on Free, with no expiry on paid plans). Library downloads come with the paid plans: MP3 on Pro and Ultra, and WAV on Ultra.
Who Uses an AI Instrumental Generator
Video Creators
Make background music for vlogs, tutorials and product clips that matches the pace of the edit. Paid plans include commercial use rights.
Podcasters
Create a short intro or outro theme and a quiet bed to play under segments.
Game and App Developers
Generate music for menus and levels in different genres until one fits the art style.
Singers and Rappers
Get a backing track to practice or write over, either generated from a prompt or separated from an existing song with the vocal remover.
Ways People Use the AI Instrumental Generator
A video editor asks for "minimal electronic, mid-tempo, clean synth plucks", turns on Instrumental, and keeps the take that fits a short product clip.
Product video bed
Example useA creator describes "lo-fi hip hop, mellow, piano and rain sounds" to build a calm track for a study stream.
Study playlist track
Example useA singer uploads a song to the vocal remover and practices over the instrumental part.
Practice backing track
Example useA podcaster generates a few upbeat instrumentals and uses one as the show theme under a paid plan with commercial rights.
Podcast theme
Example use
AI Instrumental Music Generator FAQ
Can AI create instrumental music?
Yes. Describe the style and turn on Instrumental, and the generator creates a track with no vocals. You can also start from an existing song and remove the vocals with the vocal remover.
Is the instrumental generator free?
You can try it on this page without an account. A free account gets 15 credits a day, about 3 tracks at 5 credits each, refreshed at 00:00 UTC. Paid plans add more credits, private tracks, library downloads and commercial use.
How do I turn an existing song into an instrumental?
Upload the song on the Vocal Remover page to separate the vocals from the music. It costs 5 credits per file on every plan, for files up to 60 minutes and 1 GB.
How do I get started?
Describe the genre, mood and instruments, switch on Instrumental, and click Generate. To save tracks to a library, sign in with Google or email; signing up is free.
Can I download the tracks as MP3 or WAV?
Downloading from your library comes with the paid plans: MP3 on Pro and Ultra, and WAV on Ultra. Public song pages also offer an MP3 download to anyone.
Can I use the instrumentals commercially?
Tracks created while you have an active paid plan can be used commercially, and annual plans include a PDF license certificate. Tracks made on the Free plan do not include commercial rights.
Can I make an instrumental longer?
On a paid plan you can extend a track from your library. On the Free plan, generate a new take instead.
Can I ask for an instrumental in the style of a famous artist?
Requests that name real artists or producers are blocked. Describe the sound instead, such as "dreamy 80s synthwave with gated drums".
What styles can I choose?
Any genre or mix you can describe: classical, cinematic, lo-fi, EDM, jazz, rock, ambient and more. The more specific the instruments and mood, the closer the result.