Bring your words
Open the song generator, choose Custom Mode, and enter the lyrics you want to hear. A short chorus or verse is a good place to begin.
MAKE IT YOURS
Give your lyrics a melody, arrangement, and vocal direction. Bring a finished lyric, a chorus, or a rough verse and develop it into a song in Studio.
Turn lyrics into a songHOW IT WORKS
Open the song generator, choose Custom Mode, and enter the lyrics you want to hear. A short chorus or verse is a good place to begin.
Add a separate style description for the genre, mood, instruments, and vocal delivery. Give the arrangement a direction that fits the story.
Generate a version and listen to the phrasing. Adjust a line, section, or style detail before trying another take.
A LITTLE MORE DETAIL
A poem, a personal story, or a hook can become the starting point for a song. Break the words into readable lines and consider labels such as verse and chorus so the structure is easy to follow.
Dense lines can be hard to sing naturally. Try shortening a crowded phrase, repeating a key line in the chorus, or changing punctuation to suggest a pause. Pronunciation and phrasing can vary between generations.
A gentle piano ballad can leave space for an intimate lyric, while a bright pop arrangement can lift a playful hook. Describe the feeling and a few instruments rather than repeating the lyrics in the style field.
GOOD TO KNOW
Yes. Paste your words into Custom Mode and add a separate description of the musical style.
No. A verse, chorus, poem, or short draft can be a starting point. You can revise the words after listening.
Word length, punctuation, and arrangement can affect phrasing. Try shorter lines or a different description and compare another version.