Text to Song
Text to Song AI creates songs from a written description or your own lyrics. The official product page describes choosing a genre and vocal style, generating a song, then previewing and downloading the audio. It combines composition, singing, and arrangement in a browser workflow.
Descriptions and lyrics as starting points
You can describe the mood, genre, and tempo you want, or paste lyrics for the service to set to music. The publisher says it composes melodies, harmonies, and an arrangement that matches the supplied words. It lists more than 40 genres, including pop, rock, hip-hop, jazz, electronic, and country.
The page describes vocals in more than ten languages and the ability to mix languages within one song. It also advertises separate vocal, instrumental, bass, and percussion tracks for further mixing. These are publisher-stated capabilities; the captured material does not establish how a particular lyric, pronunciation, or arrangement will sound. Previewing the output remains part of the documented workflow.
The service advertises generation in under 30 seconds and allows experimenting with genre, tempo, mood, and vocal style. That timing is a product claim rather than an independently measured guarantee. A useful check would start with familiar lyrics and listen for word accuracy and phrasing before developing additional versions.
Free access and commercial use
Text to Song AI is free to try without a credit card. Its FAQ says the free plan lets users generate songs and explore core features, while paid plans add more generations, higher-quality exports, and commercial use.
The FAQ specifies that songs created with a paid plan include a commercial license. It lists uses such as podcasts, advertisements, films, and games. The homepage contains broader licensing language, so someone planning a commercial release should follow the applicable paid-plan terms and confirm the license covering the song they generated.
Annual pricing and storage allowances
The captured pricing page shows Lite at $9.90 per month with $118.80 billed annually. It lists 1,000 monthly credits, 200 songs per month, and 30 days of storage. Pro displays $17.90 per month, billed as $214.80 annually, with 3,000 credits, 600 songs per month, and 90 days of storage. Max displays $29.90 per month, billed as $358.80 annually, with 10,000 credits, 2,000 songs per month, and 365 days of storage.
Those are the annual-billing figures visible in the captured page. The page provides monthly and credit-pack selectors, but their separate prices are not present in that text. Each listed plan includes private generations, a priority generation queue, and a commercial license. Match the generation allowance and storage window to the amount of music you expect to create, and retain downloaded files you need beyond the plan's storage period.