Why a song maker is different from a one-box generator
Most AI music pages give you a single prompt field and a button. That is fine for a quick idea, but it leaves the hard part of songwriting to chance: the words. A song with a weak chorus stays weak however good the production is. A maker that treats lyrics as a first-class step lets you fix the writing before you spend a generation on the sound.
That is the idea here. The lyrics generator, the song maker, the stem splitter, the BPM and key finder, the pitch and speed changer and the lyric video maker all share one set of free limits, tied to your browser. You can move from a blank page to an exported MP4 without opening another site.
If you only want a fast result from a one-line description, the AI song generator page covers that route. This page is for people who want more control over the words and what happens after the first draft.
Start from lyrics, a template or a blank page
There are three good starting points, and each suits a different kind of maker.
Lyrics first
Give the lyrics generator a topic, a style, a mood and a language. Choose a short structure for a quick hook or a full structure with verse, chorus and bridge. The text is fully editable, and you can include a name so the song is personal. You get 5 free drafts a day, and a single click sends the lyrics to the song maker.
Templates
Birthday, gift, brand jingle and study song templates fill in a sensible prompt around the details you give. A birthday template needs little more than a name and a favorite thing. A jingle template wants a product line and a tone. Templates are the gentlest way to see how a good prompt is built.
Your own words
If you write poems or raps already, paste them directly. The model sings what you wrote. Keep lines to a similar length within a section and the phrasing will feel more natural.
A worked example: from a few lines to a song
Here is how a lyrics-first run looks. The Paper Boats song started with a few lines about folding paper boats by a river, the kind of detail that makes a ballad feel specific. The opening of the lyrics read: We folded paper boats by the river in May, you wrote your name on the sail and it floated away. The style prompt was: acoustic folk ballad, gentle male vocal, fingerpicked guitar, soft cello, nostalgic and tender.
That generation came from MiniMax Music v2, runs 1:30 and took 91 seconds. The specific, physical image in the first line gave the model something concrete to build a melody around. Compare it with a vague line such as I miss the old days, which gives a vocal very little shape.
For a hook-heavy version of the same workflow, listen to Late Shift. It is a boom bap rap on MiniMax Music v2, 1:08 long, generated in 59 seconds from lyrics that start with the city going blue after clocking in at nine.
And when you want a loop with no vocal at all, the instrumental option skips lyrics completely. This lo-fi study track used the prompt: lofi hip hop, chill, rhodes piano, vinyl crackle, instrumental. ACE-Step finished the 2:00 file in 11 seconds.
Editing a song after the first draft
AI music tools rarely get a song perfect on the first listen, so what you do next matters. Use these steps in order, because each one is cheap.
- Listen to both versions. They use the same lyrics but different models, so one often fits your idea better than the other. The faster ACE-Step take is a quick sketch of the arrangement.
- Change one thing at a time. If the energy is wrong, change the mood or the style. If a line is off, edit the lyrics. Changing everything at once makes it hard to learn what worked.
- Check the key and tempo with the BPM and key finder if you plan to mix the song with other audio. It runs in your browser and shows half-time and double-time options, a confidence score, the key, a Camelot code and a runner-up key.
- Shift the pitch or speed. The pitch and speed changer moves pitch from -12 to +12 semitones and speed from 50 to 150 percent independently, so a vocal can sit higher without making the track faster.
- Split the stems to remix. Pull out the vocals, drums, bass or the rest, and rebuild a version in your own editor.
Here is a real four-stem split of Sunlight A, first 60 seconds, produced in 88 seconds, so you can hear what you get from the splitter.
Make it a video and share it
Songs travel best as a video. The lyric video maker takes one of your songs, or an uploaded audio file you have the rights to, plus your lyrics. It times the lines across the song automatically, and you can set where the vocals start and stop if the intro is long. It draws an animated frequency waveform with scrolling lyrics over one of four backgrounds (neon, sunset, ocean or mono) or your own image.
You choose a format: 9:16 at 720 by 1280 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, or 16:9 at 1280 by 720 for YouTube. The video renders in your browser and nothing is uploaded. It exports as MP4, with a WebM fallback in browsers that cannot record MP4. Free exports carry a small Made with TuneSplit watermark, and Pro removes it.
If you would rather share the audio, every song has its own public page and an MP3 download. Daily Song adds a social angle: one shared theme per day, a leaderboard, 3 votes a day and a streak counter.
What is free and what is paid
The free tier is built for trying and for personal projects, not for a catalogue. The numbers are exact: there is no sign-up, and each browser gets 30 credits every UTC day. A generation costs 10 credits and returns 2 songs, so that is 3 generations and 6 songs a day. Free songs are up to 2 minutes and personal use only. A failed generation is refunded automatically.
| Plan | Price | Credits | Song length | Licence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 30 a day (6 songs) | Up to 2 min | Personal, non-commercial |
| Pro | $9.90 a month or $99 a year | 450 a month (90 songs) | Up to 3 min | Commercial, full WAV stems |
| Premier | $24.90 a month or $259 a year | 1,000 a month | Up to 4 min | Commercial |
| Credit packs | $4.90 or $12.90 | 200 or 600, valid 12 months | Per plan | Per plan |
The pricing page always has the current Pro and Premier figures.
How it compares with other song makers
aisongmaker.io is one of the most complete competitors, with separate tabs for lyrics to song, text to song and uploading a song. aisong.io is a clean form-based creator, and Suno and Udio have the largest communities. As of Oct 2026, these are the published numbers.
| Tool | Free tier | Entry paid plan | Strength |
|---|---|---|---|
| TuneSplit | First song with no sign-up, then 30 credits a day | Pro $9.90 a month | Lyrics generator to song in one click, plus stems and lyric video |
| aisongmaker.io | 30 credits a day | Basic $14.99 a month | Three input tabs, extensive FAQ |
| aisong.io | 30 credits a day, 2 songs per generation | $14.99 a month | Lyrics or description modes |
| Suno | About 50 credits a day | Pro about $10 a month | Big community and song library |
| Udio | Free plan | Standard $10 a month | Strong iterating workflow |
TuneSplit's entry plan is lower than the $14.99 starting point of aisongmaker.io and aisong.io, and no sign-up is needed. The honest limits: TuneSplit is a newer and smaller product, and it does not currently offer an upload-a-hum-to-song mode, so choose the tool that matches your input.
Rules we follow
There is no voice cloning and no covers in a real singer's voice, and you should not ask for the sound of a particular living artist. Lyrics are moderated, and the Terms page has a DMCA contact. Only upload audio you have the rights to. Files you upload to the splitter go to private storage, are deleted within 24 hours and are never used for training.
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI song maker?
An AI song maker turns words and a style choice into a recorded song, with vocals, instruments and structure, using a music model. TuneSplit adds a lyrics step before the song and editing tools after it, so you can write, generate, compare two versions, split stems and make a lyric video from one place.
Can I make a song from my own lyrics?
Yes. Paste your lyrics into the song maker, add verse, chorus or bridge labels, pick a style, mood and vocal, and generate. The model sings your words as written. If you need a draft first, the lyrics generator gives you 5 free drafts a day and sends the result to the maker in one click.
Is the AI song maker free?
No sign-up is needed. Each browser gets 30 free credits per UTC day. One generation costs 10 credits and returns 2 songs, so you can make 6 songs daily. Free songs are up to 2 minutes and for personal use, while Pro adds longer songs and a commercial licence.
Can I make a song from a text description instead of lyrics?
Yes. Describe the genre, instruments, mood and scene in a sentence or two and TuneSplit can write the lyrics for you. You can also use the birthday, gift, brand jingle and study song templates. If you need an instrumental, choose that vocal option and the model will skip singing.
How do the birthday and gift templates work?
You enter a name and a couple of details, such as a hobby or a shared memory, and the template builds the lyrics prompt for you. Pick a style and mood, generate, and you get two versions plus a public share page. Free songs are for personal use, which suits birthday messages and gifts.
How long does it take to make a song?
The ACE-Step version usually finishes in 10 to 30 seconds and the MiniMax Music v2 version takes roughly 60 to 95 seconds. In our test runs the first playable version arrived within a minute. If a generation fails, the credits are returned to your balance automatically.
Can I edit a song after it is made?
You cannot open a generated file and edit notes, but you can change the lyrics, style or mood and regenerate. You can also split the song into vocals, drums, bass and other, change pitch from -12 to +12 semitones, change speed from 50 to 150 percent, and download a WAV. Pro supports full-length WAV stems.
Can I use songs from the song maker on YouTube or TikTok?
For personal, non-monetized posts the free songs are fine. For monetized channels, ads or client projects you need the commercial licence included with Pro. The lyric video maker exports 9:16 and 16:9 MP4 files, and free exports carry a small Made with TuneSplit watermark that Pro removes.
What languages can the lyrics be in?
The lyrics generator lets you choose a language, and you can paste lyrics in the language you prefer. Results vary by language, and the most reliable sung results tend to come from widely used languages such as English. Listen to both versions, since one model may pronounce a line better than the other.
Does the song maker clone voices or copy artists?
No. TuneSplit does not offer voice cloning or AI covers in a real singer's voice, and prompts that ask for a specific artist's sound should be replaced with descriptions such as warm, raspy or bright. Lyrics are moderated, and takedown requests go through the contact on the Terms page.
Is my data safe if I upload a song?
Uploads to the stem splitter and similar tools go to private storage and are deleted within 24 hours. They are never used to train models. The BPM finder, pitch changer and lyric video maker run in your browser, so those files never leave your device. Only upload audio you own or have permission to use.