GenMusic

GenMusic helps creators, marketers, and product teams generate original music from a single idea. Describe the mood, genre, tempo, instruments, and intended use—or paste in your lyrics—to create music drafts you can play, save, and download.

Use GenMusic for text-to-music creation, lyrics-to-song demos, and background soundtrack generation for projects like video, podcasts, ads, and games. The workflow is prompt-first, with controls that let you focus on the style and musical direction you want—such as cinematic builds, lo-fi loops, ambient textures, pop demo hooks, or game BGM cues.

Create in the format that matches your goal: pick an output type (instrumental music, a vocal song, or a background score), define your music brief with details like genre, energy, and tempo, and iterate by adjusting your prompt. Typical creative durations are guided as 30 seconds to 3 minutes.

Generation costs are handled via credits. You’ll see the credit cost before generating, and failed generations return charged credits. Each generation uses 20 credits, and you can choose a subscription plan for regular creation or a one-time credit pack for burst usage.

What can I generate with GenMusic?

You can generate original songs, instrumental tracks, vocal demos, and background music using either text prompts or your own lyrics.

How do I create an instrumental track vs. a vocal song?

Select the output type you want—instrumental music or a vocal song—then describe the genre, mood, instruments, and tempo. Add lyrics when you’re creating a song with vocals.

What should I include in a music prompt?

Include the genre and mood, plus details like energy, tempo (BPM), and instruments. If you have a specific use case (video, podcast, ads, games), mention the intended context too.

How many credits does a generation cost?

Each generation uses 20 credits. You can also see the credit cost before you generate.

Do failed generations affect my credits?

Failed generations return charged credits.

Can I download the music I generate?

Yes. After generation, you can play, then save and download your tracks.