Sub-styles and prompts to start from
| Sub-style | Prompt to start from | Mood setting |
|---|---|---|
| Choir praise | Uplifting gospel choir, soulful female lead, piano, Hammond organ, handclaps, joyful thanks | happy |
| Traditional spiritual | Traditional gospel, slow call and response, male lead, deep choir, foot stomps, hopeful | epic |
| Contemporary worship | Contemporary worship, warm male vocal, acoustic guitar, building pads, anthemic chorus, peace | chill |
| Southern quartet | Southern gospel quartet, four-part close harmony, upright piano, steady swing, humble and warm | romantic |
| Funeral and remembrance | Slow gospel hymn, gentle female vocal, piano and organ, comforting lyrics about reunion | sad |
| Christmas gospel | Gospel Christmas song, soulful lead, choir, sleigh bells, joyful celebration | happy |
Copy a prompt into the box above and change the subject, instruments or tempo. Do not name a real artist: describe the voice and the sound instead.
Lyric and structure tips for this genre
- Use call and response: the lead sings a line and the choir answers with a short phrase. Write the response lines in brackets in the lyrics tab.
- Plan a vamp at the end: repeat a short, simple line with rising energy. Gospel endings build rather than fade.
- Keep language personal: thanks, hope, strength, a hard road crossed. Lyrics that are original work best; avoid reusing copyrighted hymn text.
- Use simple, singable words in the chorus so a congregation or a group can join.
- Mention instruments: Hammond organ, piano, tambourine, handclaps. They define the sound.
- For memorials and family events, put specific details in the verses and keep the chorus universal.
Hear the engine first
Paper Boats is a gentle acoustic ballad from the same engine; use it to judge vocal warmth. We do not have a choir demo yet.
Every generation returns two versions from MiniMax Music v2 and ACE-Step, which often differ in arrangement.
What to use it for
| Use | What you make | Setting |
|---|---|---|
| Church and community events | Original song for a small group | Check licence if you perform publicly |
| Memorial and remembrance | Comforting personal song | Slow hymn, names and memories |
| Gifts and celebrations | Thank-you or birthday song | Joyful, call and response |
| Christmas videos | Gospel holiday track | Gospel Christmas prompt |
| Songwriters and worship leaders | Sketch a chorus idea | Regenerate for variants |
Licence and pricing
| Option | Price | Licence |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 1 generation a day (2 songs), up to 2 min, personal use only |
| Small pack | $4.90 once | 200 credits, about 40 songs, commercial licence |
| Large pack | $12.90 once | 600 credits, about 120 songs, commercial licence |
| Pro | $9.90 a month or $99 a year | 450 credits every month, songs up to 3 min, commercial licence |
The licence follows the credits used to make a song. A song made on the free allowance stays personal even if you buy later, so make the final version after you buy.
Frequently asked questions
Does it create a real choir?
The engine generates choir-like vocals, not a recording of a real choir. Listen to both versions and regenerate with a clearer prompt if needed.
Can I use my own lyrics?
Yes, in the lyrics tab. Use original words or text in the public domain, not copyrighted hymns.
Can I use the song at church or in a video?
Free songs are personal use. For public events, ministries or monetised videos, make the song with purchased credits or a paid plan for the commercial licence.
Can I get a male lead?
Yes, pick male, female or none.
Can it do a Christmas gospel song?
Yes. See also our Christmas song generator.
How many versions do I get?
Two per generation.