Topic or draft
Start from nothing but a subject, or paste lines you are already stuck on and have the structure built around them.
Lyrics that keep going
Write the lyrics, then hear them
Give it a topic, a mood or a rough draft and get back structured lyrics with the verses and choruses marked. In 35 languages, with the style and the vocal under your control — and the same lyrics carry straight into a finished track.
Free account, 50 starter credits — enough for 16 sets of lyrics.
Lyric writer
Inside the Music Studio
Input
A topic, a mood, or lyrics you already half-wrote
Output
Structured lyrics, verses and choruses labelled
Steer
Style, genre, and a female, male or mixed vocal
Languages
35 languages, not just English
Cost
3 credits a set — 16 on the free plan
How it works
From a sentence to something singable
Most lyric generators hand you a block of text and stop there. This one is the front of a studio, so what comes out is built to be sung, not just read.
- Step 1
Say what the song is about
A topic, a feeling, a story, or a verse you already have. A rough draft works better than a clean prompt — the writer keeps your intent and tidies the shape around it.
- Step 2
Set the style and the voice
Pick a genre or describe one in your own words, and choose a female, male or mixed vocal. Both decisions change the phrasing, not just the label on top.
- Step 3
Keep going, or stop here
The lyrics are yours either way. If you want to hear them, the same text becomes a track without being retyped, and then a lyric video with the words timed to the vocal.
What you steer
Enough control to sound like you meant it
A lyric is a shape as much as a subject. These are the things worth deciding before the first line, because each one changes how the words scan.
Genre and style
Pick from the studio list or describe the sound in your own words. Rap scans differently from a ballad, and the writing follows.
Female, male or mixed
The vocal is chosen up front because it changes phrasing and syllable count, not only who sings the result.
Marked structure
Verses, choruses and bridges come back labelled, so the sections line up when the lyrics become a track.
35 languages
Write in the language the song is actually in, rather than writing English and translating the feel out of it.
Yours to use
What you generate is yours, including commercially. The lyrics are labelled as AI-assisted where the law requires it, and nowhere else.
What it costs
The honest version
Plenty of lyric generators are free because text is cheap and they never have to make a sound. This one sits on a studio, so it is priced like one — but the free plan is a real allowance, not a trial.
- Writing one set of lyrics costs 3 credits.
- The free plan comes with 50 starter credits, which is 16 sets of lyrics.
- Turning lyrics into a song costs 10 credits, or 15 with full control over style and structure.
No card to start, and your credits don't expire. If all you ever do is write lyrics, the free plan covers 16 of them.
After the words
Where a text box stops
The reason to write lyrics here rather than in a chat window is that nothing has to be copied out again. The words stay attached to the song they become.
Lyrics become a track
The finished lyrics go straight into generation with the style and vocal you already chose, so the song is built from the text you approved.
A track becomes a lyric video
Words are timed to the vocal and rendered as a video you can export, rather than typed out again over a still image.
Drafts stay put
Lyrics, tracks and renders sit in one library, so a version you liked three drafts ago is still there when you want it back.
Questions
Before you start writing
Is the lyric generator free?
There is a free plan rather than a free tool. Writing one set of lyrics costs 3 credits, and the free plan includes 50 starter credits — about 16 sets of lyrics, with no card required. Unlike a text-only generator, those same credits also cover turning the lyrics into an actual song.
Do I need an account?
Yes. Lyrics are saved to your library alongside the tracks they become, which is the whole point of writing them here rather than in a chat window. Creating the account is free and takes an email address.
Do I own the lyrics I generate?
Yes, including for commercial use. Where the law requires AI-assisted work to be labelled, it is labelled — that is a disclosure obligation, not a limit on what you can do with the result.
Can it write rap lyrics?
Yes, and the genre is worth setting explicitly. Rap scans on a different syllable count than a pop chorus, so telling the writer the style up front changes the line lengths rather than just the vocabulary.
What languages can it write in?
35 languages. Writing directly in the target language beats writing English and translating it, because rhyme and stress rarely survive the trip.
Can I hear the lyrics as a real song?
Yes. The lyrics carry into generation without being retyped: 10 credits for a straightforward track, 15 when you want full control of style and structure. From there the words can be timed into a lyric video and exported.
Explore more
Music Studio guide
Everything the studio does once the lyrics exist.
Making a music video
Turning a finished track into something watchable.
Image to video
Animate a still into a clip for the visuals.
Everything in the studio
Image, video, music and the timeline editor in one place.
Plans and credits
What the free plan covers and where the paid tiers start.
Write the first verse,then find out how it sounds
The free plan covers 16 sets of lyrics and enough credits to hear one of them as a finished track.