A free AI music prompt generator with a beginner-friendly flow for describing the song you want.
Add mood, motion, palette, vocals, production, or structure only if they sharpen the idea.
Common questions about the prompt builder, signing in, and how this page fits with the rest of prompt my music.
Yes. A standard account is free, and generating prompts on this page does not spend AI credits. Premium is optional if you want a larger monthly credit allowance for other tools—see Pricing.
Build your draft here, copy the finished prompt, then paste it into Suno, Udio, or whichever AI music tool you use. Keep it specific about BPM, instruments, mood, and structure so the model has less to guess.
Yes. You sign in to generate the finished prompt and to save copies to My prompt library on your dashboard. The streaming or generation service you paste into has its own sign-in rules.
The builder turns your selections into a structured prompt with genre, instrumentation, vocal direction, tempo, production notes, and song-form details. The goal is clarity, not just keyword stuffing.
Usage rights depend on the platform that generates the music, not on this builder. Check the terms of the model or service you use before publishing or monetizing output.
There is no per-prompt fee or quota on this builder while you are signed in—you can generate as many prompts as you need. Other AI features on prompt my music (for example AI lyrics or Taste DNA) use credits; see Pricing for costs and plans.
When you are signed in, use Save prompt to store outputs in My prompt library on your dashboard. You can also export prompts (JSON or TXT) and use presets the builder keeps in your browser.
Usually yes. The wording is platform-agnostic enough for many AI music tools, though you may still want to trim or adapt prompts to match each model's preferred format.
Drafting and generating run in your browser. When you save while signed in, prompts are stored in your private workspace so your dashboard and libraries can stay in sync—they are not published to a public feed by default. For full detail, see the Privacy Policy.