AI Song Generator for Full Songs with Vocals & Lyrics
Turn a prompt or your own lyrics into a complete song with vocals, melody and arrangement. Choose between the available AI music models, set the track length, generate multiple variations and download the result.
Create songs from 30 seconds to 3 minutes with Google Lyria 3 Pro or Eleven Music 2.
Choose the Music Model That Fits the Song
getimg.ai gives you two music models inside the same Create Music tool. Try the same song brief across the available music models and choose the result that fits your project best. The model is a dropdown, not a separate product, so switching costs you one more generation rather than another subscription.
Google Lyria 3 Pro
Google's music generation model. Generate a full song with vocals, describe the singer and the arrangement, or paste a finished lyric sheet. In our tests it returned 192 kbps MP3, and its credit cost did not change with the length of the track.
Eleven Music 2
The ElevenLabs music generation model. Same prompt box, same length settings, same variation counts, and a different reading of the same brief. In our tests it matched the requested track length exactly, and its credit cost scaled with the length of the track.
Run the Brief Through Both
Write the song brief once, generate it with one model, switch the dropdown and generate it again. Two readings of the same words give you something to choose between before you commit a direction.
What an AI Song Generator Should Actually Do
A song is not a backing track with a vocal laid over it. Three things separate a complete song from a stitched-together attempt.
Generate the Whole Track
Vocals, lyrics, melody and arrangement arrive together as one piece, not as parts you assemble afterwards. The words sit on the melody, the vocal carries the genre and the arrangement supports the hook.
Work with Your Lyrics or Write Them for You
Paste an exact lyric sheet and have the performance built around your words, or give the model only a topic and let it write the words. Both routes go through the same prompt box.
Give You More Than One Direction
Choose a music model, set the number of variations, and compare several takes on one brief. Songwriting is a choosing process, so a generator that returns a single answer is doing half the job.
We Generated the Same Song with Two AI Models
Two song briefs, each run through Google Lyria 3 Pro and Eleven Music 2 with nothing changed between the runs: same words, same 2-minute length setting, one variation each. Every take below is the raw output, untrimmed and unedited. Listen to the pairs and judge the vocal, the lyrics and the structure for yourself.
What We Measured Across 20 Generations
Everything below comes from our own runs on getimg.ai in October 2026: 20 songs across both models and all four length settings. These are the parts of a generation that can be measured rather than argued about.
Delivered length against the setting
Eleven Music 2 returned exactly what was asked for every time, at 30 seconds, 1, 2 and 3 minutes. Google Lyria 3 Pro held the longer settings closely, landing between 1:58 and 2:03 on a 2-minute request and 3:01 on a 3-minute request, but overran the short ones: two 30-second requests came back at 1:06 and 1:40. If an exact short length matters, that is worth knowing before you generate.
The audio file you download
Both models return a 44.1 kHz stereo MP3. Google Lyria 3 Pro delivered at 192 kbps and Eleven Music 2 at 128 kbps across every take we generated. There is no lossless export, so a track headed for a full music production workflow is a starting point rather than a master.
How the two models are priced
The models bill differently, which is worth knowing before you plan a batch. Google Lyria 3 Pro charged the same per take whatever length we asked for, so longer songs cost it nothing extra. Eleven Music 2 scaled with the length of the track, which makes it keener on very short pieces and steeper on full-length ones. Create Music shows the exact credit cost for your model and length before you generate, and that is the number to go by.
What we are not claiming
We did not run a blind listening panel, so we are not telling you which model sings better, writes better lyrics or follows a genre more closely. Those judgements depend on the song and on your ear. The players above are there so you can make them yourself.
Turn Your Lyrics Into a Song
Already have the words? Paste your lyrics, describe the genre and the vocal direction, then generate a complete performance around them. Or start with only a theme and let the selected model write the lyrics for you.
The Same Lyrics, Two Models
We wrote one verse and one chorus, pasted the identical lyric sheet into both models with the same musical direction, and asked for one minute. Both takes are below. This is the quickest way to see what pasting your own words actually gets you.
How to Prompt an AI Song
A song prompt works best when it covers the ground a producer would ask about. Use this order and drop whatever you do not care about: genre, mood, tempo, instruments, vocal direction, lyrical theme, structure.
The formula
Genre + mood + tempo + instruments + vocal direction + theme or lyrics + structure. None of it is required. Each part you add is one more decision the model does not make for you.
A worked example
Nostalgic synth-pop, 105 BPM, warm analog synths and punchy drums, intimate female vocal, song about leaving your hometown, restrained verse and large melodic chorus.
Shape the structure
Name the sections and the model has a map to follow. [Verse] -> [Pre-chorus] -> [Chorus] -> [Final chorus] tells it where the song should open up. Say how the energy should build and the arrangement usually follows.
Say who is singing
Gender, tone and range give the most reliable results. A warm husky alto with a smoky edge reads very differently from a bright, weightless soprano. Leave the question open and the model decides for you.
Set the Track Length
Length is a setting below the prompt box, not something you write into the prompt: 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes or 3 minutes. Both takes below are full 3-minute requests from the same brief, so you can hear what a complete song length sounds like from each model.
Create the Song and the Visuals Around It
Generate the track, then create cover art, music video concepts, thumbnails and social visuals without moving the project to another AI platform.
Generate Songs Across Genres
Eight songs, each generated on getimg.ai with the model, prompt and delivered length listed on the card. Nothing here is a stock track: every example is raw output from the prompt printed beside it.
What People Use an AI Song Generator For
The brief changes a lot depending on who the song is for. These are the jobs the Create Music tool gets used for most.
AI Song Generation vs Traditional Song Production
These are two different ways to get a song made, with different strengths. Neither replaces the other outright.
AI song generation
Fast ideation from a written brief or your own lyrics, cheap variations, and a finished-sounding take without booking anyone. Good for demos, content and volume. Output varies between runs, so the same prompt will not return the same song twice.
Traditional song production
Human-directed performance, composition and recording, with far more control over how a line is actually sung and played. Bespoke artist production and a deterministic workflow, in exchange for more time, briefing and budget.
Which one fits the project
Use AI when speed, experimentation and volume matter, or when you need to hear an idea before committing to it. Use traditional production when exact performance, recording direction or bespoke artist work justify the cost.
Song Generation Specs
What the Create Music tool does today.
Related Tools and Guides
The rest of the audio toolkit, plus the guides behind this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
An AI song generator creates a complete song from a text prompt: lyrics, melody, vocals and arrangement in one generation, rather than an instrumental bed you then have to sing over. You describe the song, or paste your own lyrics, and a finished take comes back.
On getimg.ai, songs are generated in the Create Music tool with a choice of Google Lyria 3 Pro or Eleven Music 2, at 30 seconds, 1, 2 or 3 minutes, and download as MP3 files.
Two: Google Lyria 3 Pro and Eleven Music 2. Both use the same prompt box, the same track lengths and the same variation counts, and both generate vocal songs and work from lyrics you write yourself. The model is a dropdown in Create Music, so you can run one brief through each and compare. Credit cost differs by model and by length, and the app shows it before you generate.
Both. Paste your own lyrics and the selected model builds the melody, arrangement and vocal performance around them. Or describe the song's topic, mood and genre and let it write the words. You can mix the two, for example your own chorus with generated verses. Generated vocals do not always follow a lyric sheet word for word, so listen back before you publish.
You choose 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes or 3 minutes before generating. There is no free-form length field, so a cut that needs 43 seconds means generating the nearest length and trimming it in your editor. In our own October 2026 tests Eleven Music 2 returned the requested length exactly at every setting, while Google Lyria 3 Pro matched the 2- and 3-minute settings closely but ran over on 30-second requests.
Generated songs come back with conventional structure: intro, verses, choruses, a bridge and an outro, adapted to the genre. You can steer it from the prompt by naming sections such as [Verse] and [Chorus], mapping the order, and describing how the energy should build. Treat it as direction rather than a guarantee, since results vary between runs.
Paid plans include commercial usage rights for eligible generated songs under our terms. Rights to uploaded lyrics, third-party intellectual property and other protected material still need to be considered separately.
Songs carry more of these questions than instrumentals do. Copyrighted lyrics, imitation of a named artist, voice likeness, trademarks and samples of third-party material are all worth checking against your specific use case before you release anything.
The best AI song generator depends on the workflow. Music-first platforms can offer deeper song editing, stems and more granular songwriting controls, while getimg.ai is useful when you want to generate songs alongside images, video and other creative assets in the same platform. getimg.ai currently lets you choose between Google Lyria 3 Pro and Eleven Music 2 for music generation, so you can compare two readings of one brief without leaving the tool.
Go from a song idea to a generated track.
Describe the song or paste your lyrics, pick a music model, set the length and generate a few variations. Use the result as a songwriting demo, a content soundtrack, a campaign asset or a starting point for a final music production workflow.