Text to Music AI: Describe the Sound, Get the Track
Type a description of the music you want, from genre and mood to instruments and tempo, and the AI turns it into a track.
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What the Text to Music AI Does
Music from a Written Description
Write one or two sentences about the music, such as "warm bossa nova with nylon guitar and soft brushed drums, relaxed evening mood", and the AI creates a track that follows it. If you do not add lyrics, it writes them too.
Text to Song or Text to Instrumental
Leave Instrumental off and the result is a song with AI vocals; turn it on and the same prompt becomes music with no vocals, for videos, podcasts or games.
Prompts Work Best When They Are Specific
Compare "sad song" with "slow piano ballad, sparse arrangement, melancholic, gentle male vocal". The second names the genre, tempo, instruments, mood and voice, so the result is closer to what you imagined.
Four Things to Put in a Prompt
Genre (indie rock, lo-fi, cinematic), mood (uplifting, tense, dreamy), instruments (synth bass, strings, acoustic guitar) and tempo (slow, mid-tempo, fast). Add a topic if you want vocals, such as "about a long drive at night".
Mix Genres in One Line
Text prompts can combine styles that rarely meet, such as "jazz hip hop with a vinyl crackle" or "folk melody over a trap beat". Describe the sound rather than naming an artist; requests that name real artists are blocked.
Try It Here Without an Account
You can generate a track in the box on this page without signing up; tracks made here play on the page but are not saved to an account. To keep them in your library and get 15 free credits a day, sign in and use the full generator.
How to Turn Text into Music
Step 1: Write the Prompt
Describe the genre, mood, instruments and tempo in a sentence or two. Add what the song is about if you want vocals.
Step 2: Choose Vocals or Instrumental
Leave Instrumental off for a song with vocals, or turn it on for music only. In the full generator, free accounts use V6 mini, paid plans use V6, and Ultra adds V6 Wild; each track costs 5 credits.
Step 3: Generate, Listen, Adjust
Click Generate and listen. If it is close but not right, change one word in the prompt, such as the tempo or one instrument, and generate again. To save tracks, sign in and use the full generator; library downloads come with the paid plans.
Who Uses Text to Music AI
Video Creators
Describe the pace and feel of a scene and get matching background music. Paid plans include commercial use rights.
Musicians and Songwriters
Sketch an idea in words, hear it as a full arrangement, and compare a few directions before you record.
Marketers
Write a brief for a jingle or ad track, generate a few takes, and use the one that fits under a paid plan with commercial rights.
Teachers and Language Learners
Turn vocabulary or a short poem into a song to make it easier to remember, for adult classes or workplace training.
Ways People Use Text to Music AI
An editor writes "tense, minimal synth pulse, slowly building, no vocals" and keeps the take that matches the cut.
Scene music for a short film
Example useA songwriter types "bright 80s synth-pop, driving bass, about leaving home" to hear a direction before writing lyrics.
Idea sketch
Example useA marketer describes "cheerful acoustic jingle, handclaps, short and catchy" and generates several takes to pick from.
Ad jingle
Example useAn adult learner turns ten Spanish phrases into a short pop song and sings along to practice pronunciation.
Language practice
Example use
Text to Music AI FAQ
Can AI generate music from text?
Yes. You describe the music in words and the AI creates a track that follows the description: genre, mood, instruments, tempo and, if you want vocals, what the song is about.
What should I write in a text to music prompt?
The genre, the mood, two or three instruments and the tempo, plus a topic if you want vocals. For example: "upbeat funk, slap bass and horns, fast, about a Friday night".
What is the difference between text to music and text to song?
Text to song gives you a track with vocals and lyrics; text to music can also mean an instrumental. Here it is one switch: leave Instrumental off for a song, turn it on for music without vocals.
Is text to music AI 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.
Do I need to sign up?
Not to try it on this page. To save tracks to a library and use daily credits, sign in with Google or email; signing up is free.
Can I use my own lyrics instead of a description?
Yes. Switch to Custom mode, paste your lyrics, and add a style and a title.
Does it make songs with vocals?
Yes, songs are sung with AI vocals by default. Turn on Instrumental for music without vocals.
Can I download the music?
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 music commercially?
Music created while you have an active paid plan can be used commercially, and annual plans include a PDF license certificate. Music made on the Free plan does not include commercial rights.
Why did my prompt get rejected?
Prompts that name real artists or producers, or include copyrighted lyrics, are blocked. Describe the sound instead, for example "raspy soul vocals with a horn section".