AI Audio Generator for Music, Voice & Sound Effects

Generate music, voiceovers and sound effects from text in the same workspace as your images and videos. Choose the audio type, describe what you need, compare variations and download the result for your project.

Create full songs or instrumentals, turn scripts into speech, or generate custom sound effects and ambience without switching between separate AI services.

One Workspace for Three Types of AI Audio

Music, speech and sound effects run on different models with different controls. They share one workspace, one plan and one library with your images and video.

AI music

Describe a track or paste your own lyrics, then set vocals or instrumental, a length of 30 seconds, 1, 2 or 3 minutes, and how many variations to compare.

Folk-Punk Anthem

AI speech

Paste a script, pick one of 30 voices and direct the read inline with bracketed cues. It works across languages, and the result downloads as a WAV.

Documentary Narration

AI sound effects

Describe a sound and generate it at 5, 10, 20 or 30 seconds, up to four variants per run, at one flat price per effect. Downloads as MP3.

Steel Impact

What Can We Generate?

Three generators, three different paths from a prompt to a file. Here is what each one asks for, what you set, and what it hands back.

Music

Prompt or lyrics, vocals or instrumental, a length of 30 seconds to 3 minutes, 1, 2 or 4 variations, then a track you can download.

What you write

A plain-language brief: genre, mood, tempo, the instruments that should sit in front, and how the track develops. Paste your own lyrics, or leave the writing to the model.

What you set

Vocals or instrumental, a length of 30 seconds, 1, 2 or 3 minutes, and 1, 2 or 4 variations per run.

What you get

Finished takes you compare side by side in the app, then download the one that fits the cut.

What Changes When Audio Is Generated

This is a comparison of turnaround and cost, not of craft. Traditional production still wins some briefs, and there is an honest side-by-side further down the page.

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Generating it in getimg.ai

  • Pick the audio type

    Music, speech or sound effects. Switch between them in the same app instead of signing in to a different service for each one.

  • Describe what you need

    Paste the script for a voiceover, or write a plain-language brief for the track or the sound. Add lyrics and delivery cues where the words matter.

  • Compare variations and download

    Generate more than one take, listen to them side by side and download the one that fits. Rerun with a sharper description whenever a take misses.

Music producer at a large mixing console in a dimly lit control room, watching a singer perform at a condenser microphone in the live room through the glass, blue ambient lighting and an acoustic guitar to one side. Image generated with getimg.ai.

What the traditional route costs

  • A voice session has to be booked around studio and talent availability
  • A changed line means paying for another session to re-record it
  • Music comes from a licensing service with its own subscription
  • Sound effects are searched for in a library rather than described
  • Sync and usage terms get checked again before a cut runs as an ad
  • Every vendor invoices separately, on its own terms
  • Auditioning files eats the hours between the brief and the edit
  • Formats and exports differ across three unrelated tools
  • Usage rights are tracked per source, per project
  • The whole loop starts again on the next campaign

From Client Videos to Shipped Games

Different deadlines, same need: audio that is ready when the rest of the project is. Every sample on this page lists the type, the settings and the prompt it came from.

Video editor's desk in a bright studio, a wide monitor showing a video timeline with coloured clip bars, speakers and a notebook on warm wood, illustrating generating narration, music and transitions for a video edit. Image generated on getimg.ai.

Generate AI Music

Two tracks generated for this page, each listed with its model, its settings and the exact prompt behind it. Full controls and more examples are on the AI Music Generator page.

Folk-Pop with Vocals

Same Brief Across Music Models

One prompt, run through both music models with identical settings: "Upbeat indie-pop track for a 30-second product ad. Bright electric guitar riff, punchy live drums, warm bass, hand claps entering on the chorus. Female lead vocal. Lyrics: 'Hold the morning in your hand, let the quiet start again.' Sparse intro, full chorus by 20 seconds." Two single runs, not a scored benchmark. Listen for prompt following, vocal character, instrumental detail, lyric handling and structure, then pick the take that fits the project.

Indie-Pop: Lyria 3 Pro

Generate AI Speech

The same voice reading the same line twice, once plain and once with a delivery cue written into the script. Voices, languages and accent control are covered on the AI Text to Speech Generator page.

Plain Script

Generate AI Sound Effects

Two effects at opposite ends of the length range, each with the prompt that made it. Describe the source, the action, the material or surface, the environment, the distance and the intensity. More examples and the full prompt formula are on the AI Sound Effect Generator page.

Cinematic Whoosh

How to Prompt AI Audio

Plain language is enough to start, and naming the right things gets you there faster. Each audio type responds to a different kind of description, so these are the parts worth writing down before you generate.

Music: genre, mood, tempo, instruments, structure, vocals Name the genre and the mood, give a tempo or a feel, list the instruments that should sit in front, say how the track develops, and state vocals or instrumental. Paste your own lyrics when the words matter.
Speech: script, voice, delivery cue The script is the prompt. Choose the voice for its character, then direct the read inline with bracketed cues such as [warm, measured] or [in a British accent], as often as the delivery needs to change.
Sound effects: source, action, material, space Name the source, the action, the material or surface, the environment, the distance and the intensity. "Heavy steel door slamming shut in a concrete stairwell, close, with a long metallic tail" beats "door sound".

Mechanical Keyboard Typing

Current Audio Models, Without Separate Accounts

Use multiple music models plus dedicated speech and sound-effect generation in the same getimg.ai workspace. As our available model lineup changes, current options stay reachable through the same creation workflow, on the same plan and credits.

Different Models for Different Audio Tasks Writing a track, reading a script and building an effect are different problems. You pick the audio type, and the models available for that type are already there, with no setup and no second subscription.
Music: Lyria 3 Pro and Eleven Music 2 Two music models are available today: Google Lyria 3 Pro, priced per song, and Eleven Music 2, priced per second of song. Both take 30 seconds to 3 minutes and 1, 2 or 4 variations per run.
Speech and sound effects Speech runs on a high-quality text-to-speech model with 30 voices, inline delivery cues and multilingual output, priced per 1,000 characters. Sound effects run on Eleven Sound Effects 2, at one flat price per effect.

Instrumental

We Built the Audio for One 30-Second Ad

One product spot, made on getimg.ai: three video clips cut together and muted, then a voiceover, a music bed and a sound-effect layer generated separately. Each layer is here on its own, then the finished cut with all three in place. Generated in getimg.ai, combined in the final edit.

Native Audio or Standalone Audio?

Supported video models can generate native audio together with the visuals. For silent video models or existing footage, use standalone music, speech and sound effects to build the audio separately. See which models do what on the AI Video Generator page.

Native video audio Generated by a supported video model in the same pass as the picture. It is tied to the length of the clip and steered by the video prompt: one generation, one result.
Standalone audio A separate asset with its own controls: its own length, its own variations, its own prompt. It can sit under any footage, including clips from models that do not generate sound, screen recordings and real camera footage.
Which one to use Take native audio when the sound belongs to the shot and the clip is short. Generate standalone audio when you need a full track, a scripted read, a specific effect, or sound that outlives the clip it started with.
Editing suite monitor in a dim studio showing a video timeline with one video track above three separate coloured audio waveform tracks, illustrating standalone audio layered under footage. Image generated on getimg.ai.

AI Generation vs Traditional Audio Production

Both produce finished audio, and each wins a different brief. Use AI generation where speed, iteration and volume matter. Use traditional production where performance, recording authenticity or exact artistic direction justify it.

AI generation

Strongest when the brief keeps moving and the volume is high.

Fast variation

Several takes of the same line, cue or track in one run, so you choose from options instead of defending the first attempt.

Sounds made to order

Effects and music written around your description, including sounds that do not exist to be recorded or licensed.

Revisions without a session

A changed script is a changed prompt. Re-reading a line costs a generation, not a booking.

Explore AI Audio Tools

Each audio type has its own page, with the controls, the current models and the examples for that tool.

Frequently Asked Questions

Make the music, voice and sound effects for your next project.

Pick the audio type, describe what you need and generate the track, the read or the effect in the same workspace as your visuals.