Turn your ideas intosongs and background music

Yes. You do not need to compose music or arrive with finished lyrics. Start with an occasion, such as a birthday, wedding or anniversary, then choose a mood, musical style and voice direction. Describe your idea in everyday language.

A name, a small shared memory, a familiar place or something you have always wanted to say gives the song more personal direction than “make it moving.” For example: “A warm birthday song for Mum, remembering the blue umbrella she brought when she collected me from school.”

Yes. Start with a background music or podcast music scene to create an instrumental track without singing, then describe where you plan to use it and the feeling you want. It can be a starting point for travel videos, short films, podcasts or spoken content.

It helps to describe the pace of your content and the role the music should play. Try “a bright soundtrack for a travel video” or “quiet background music that leaves room for narration.” Listen to the result alongside your footage or voice to decide whether it fits.

Each real user gets one free generation, covering up to 20 Credits. Creating a song or BGM track currently costs 20 Credits, so an available free generation can cover that creation.

Before you begin, the page shows the required Credits, any waiver and your actual charge. You can review those amounts before deciding to generate. After the free opportunity is used, further creations consume Credits. Available packages and prices are listed on the Pricing & Credits page.

Pricing & Credits

Yes. Once generation succeeds, you can find the work in your history, open its page to listen, and download it when the file is ready. This makes it easy to return to a track or save it for use in your creative projects.

If the page says the file is still syncing, the music has been generated but the download is not ready yet. The system automatically retries file syncing. Check back later; you do not need to start another generation just to get the download.

If another generation is available for the work, you can request a specific adjustment on its page, such as a brighter mood or a change to what the song expresses. The required Credits are shown on the work’s page before you confirm. The default limit is two successful generations per work, including the first; the work’s page shows whether another is available.

Technical generation failures return the charged Credits and do not count toward that limit. If the music has already been generated but its file is still syncing, syncing is retried automatically; this is not a generation failure and does not trigger a refund. If the style or result is not what you wanted, you can consider adjusting the direction and generating again at the price shown.