Aimusicis

First, write a prompt of up to 500 characters describing mood, genre and vocals, or switch to Custom mode for more control. Add style tags for genres, moods, tempos, voices or instruments, tick Instrumental Only if you do not want vocals, and optionally upload a reference track for the generator to follow.

Second, generate. Each run on the standard models returns two songs, and the generate button shows the credit cost of the model and settings you picked before you commit. Results are saved privately in My Music, and no audio output is watermarked.

Third, take the draft further without leaving the tab. From the same history you can write or rewrite lyrics, extend a song, replace a section, add vocals or an instrumental, split it into stems, master it, convert it to MIDI or turn it into a music video. Each tool has a fixed credit cost per run, the same on every plan; your plan only decides how many credits you get each month and how many jobs run at once.

• •Prompt-to-Song Generation - Describe a track and get two song drafts per run, with or without vocals, on Music V1, V2 or V2.5. Music Solo (60 credits a song) and Music Studio (10 credits per minute of the length you choose) return one song per run.
• •Reference Audio - Upload a track you already have, up to 50 MB in six common formats, and the generator follows its style. The site notes that a reference narrows the result rather than guaranteeing a finished master.
• •Lyrics and Song Editing - An AI lyrics generator at 1 credit a run, plus extend music, replace a section, add vocals, add an instrumental and music mashup at 4 credits each.
• •Stems, Vocal Removal and Mastering - AI vocal removal and stem splitting cost 4 credits a run and AI mastering 6, so a generated song or your own upload can be split, cleaned up and mastered in one place.
• •Voice, MIDI and Video Tools - Train a singing voice model (60 credits), make AI song covers, generate sound effects, convert audio to MIDI, edit MIDI, find key and BPM, and build lyric videos, music visualizers and music videos.
• •Commercial License - Yearly plans include an all-content commercial-use agreement for every song you complete; otherwise a single song's license costs 100 credits. Licenses are signed, permanent and verifiable, but do not allow registering songs in YouTube Content ID.

Content creators and YouTubers can generate background music in a specific genre and mood, then cut it to length or turn it into a visualizer or music video for social platforms. Songwriters can draft lyrics and hear them as full arrangements quickly, comparing two versions per prompt before developing the one that works.

Producers and hobby musicians can use the stem splitter, mastering, MIDI and chord tools on generated songs or on their own uploads, without paying for a separate app for each step. Small teams and agencies can use the Team plan, which gives every seat Pro access with one shared credit pool and one bill, from two seats. Anyone who plans to release or monetize songs should look at the yearly plans, because they are the ones that include the commercial license by default.