Sub-styles and prompts to start from
| Sub-style | Prompt to start from | Mood setting |
|---|---|---|
| Bright dance-pop | K-pop dance-pop, female vocal, punchy synth bass, claps, bright hook, 120 bpm, first-love feeling | happy |
| Girl-crush | K-pop girl crush, confident female vocal, heavy 808, tense pre-chorus, big drop chorus, dark and sleek | dark |
| Emotional ballad | K-pop ballad, male vocal, piano and strings, rising final chorus, farewell theme | sad |
| Hip hop mix | K-pop hip hop mix, male rap verse, sung hook, trap hi-hats, heavy bass, stadium energy | energetic |
| Retro city pop | Retro K-pop, city pop groove, female vocal, funky bass, bright brass hits, summer night drive | romantic |
| Fan chant anthem | K-pop anthem, group-style vocals, big shout-along chorus, marching drums, euphoric | epic |
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
- Plan the contrast: soft verse, rap or spoken break, rising pre-chorus, then a chorus with the simplest words in the song.
- Write a hook of three to six words that can be repeated. In K-pop, an easy phrase in the chorus is what fans chant.
- Mixing languages is normal in K-pop, and the lyrics tab keeps whatever you write. Put English hook words in the chorus if you want them sung clearly.
- Pronunciation of non-English lyrics varies, so listen to both versions and regenerate if a line is off. We do not promise native-level Korean.
- Keep the tempo 100 to 130 bpm for dance-pop and 70 to 90 for ballads, and say it in the prompt.
- Avoid naming real groups or idols. Describe the vocal type and energy instead.
Hear the engine first
Sunlight A and B are two versions of the same indie-pop prompt, showing how the engine returns two different arrangements. They are not K-pop; use them to judge vocal clarity and production.
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 |
|---|---|---|
| Fan edit and dance cover music | Original K-pop style track for your own videos | Dance-pop, 120 bpm |
| Birthday or friend group song | Hook with their names | Lyrics tab, bright female or male vocal |
| Game and app trailer | Energetic anthem | Epic mood, commercial licence needed |
| Songwriting sketches | Test a hook idea | Regenerate for variation |
| School or club performance | Original song for a showcase | Check licence for public use |
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
Can it sing in Korean?
You can write lyrics in any language in the lyrics tab, but pronunciation quality varies, so listen to both versions. English and mixed hooks are the most reliable.
Will it sound like a specific K-pop group?
No, and we do not support imitating real artists. Describe the genre elements instead.
Can I post the song on TikTok or YouTube?
Free songs are personal use. For a monetised channel or brand account, make the track with purchased credits or a plan for the commercial licence.
Can I get a rap verse?
Yes. Ask for a rap verse and a sung hook in the prompt, or write the rap in the lyrics tab.
How many versions do I get?
Two per generation, from MiniMax Music v2 and ACE-Step, which often differ in arrangement.
Is there a free limit?
Yes, 1 generation a day, no sign-up.