30s clip
1 credit
30 seconds.
Testing a direction, hooks, jingles, and short intros.
How it works
From one prompt to a file you keep
You describe the song, pick an output, and generate. The finished track lands in your private library with a per-song license. Signup includes 10 free credits.
01
Describe the song
Write a prompt with genre, mood, and subject. Add lyrics with [Verse]/[Chorus] tags, a BPM, and a length if you want them.
02
Pick an output
Choose a 30-second clip, a full song, or a studio WAV master. The button shows the credit cost before you start.
03
Generate
One song generates at a time per account. If a run fails, the credits go back to your balance (not a cash refund).
04
Download and keep
Play it in your private library. Download the mix and license.txt, plus stems and a streaming master on full songs and studio WAVs (not 30-second clips).
What the composer takes
- Genre and mood
- The prompt, up to 2000 characters. Name a genre, a mood, instruments, and what the song is about.
- Lyrics
- Optional, up to 2000 characters. Mark sections with [Verse], [Chorus], and [Bridge]. Leave it empty and lyrics are drafted from your prompt.
- Instrumental
- A switch for no vocals. Custom lyrics need vocals, so the lyrics field hides while it is on.
- BPM
- Optional tempo between 40 and 240 for full songs and studio WAVs.
- Length
- Auto, 1, 2, or 3 minutes for full songs and studio WAVs. The API accepts 1 to 4. Clips are always 30 seconds.
The prompting guide and lyrics guide show examples you can load straight into the composer.
Output types
Full song
10 credits
Auto, 1, 2, or 3 minutes in the composer (up to 4 via the API).
A complete track with verses and choruses.
Studio WAV
20 credits
Auto, 1, 2, or 3 minutes in the composer (up to 4 via the API).
Final delivery: video edits, venue speakers, client handoff.
Files you get
- The mix: MP3 for clips and full songs, WAV 44.1kHz stereo for studio WAVs. The mix download stays the original unmastered file.
- license.txt: the per-song license with track, song ID, date, engine, and a signature.
- Stems and a streaming master: you get stems and a streaming master on full songs and studio WAVs (not 30-second clips). Vocals and drums are separated from the mix. Bass and other are derived reference tracks, not separated stems. The streaming master aims at about −14 LUFS.
Credits and failed runs
Credits are spent when a generation starts. One song generates at a time per account: starting a second returns the running job instead of spending more. If a run fails, the credits go back to your balance (not a cash refund), once per failed run.