AISongMaker.top
AISongMaker.top is a browser-based music generator with controls for song style, title, lyrics, and instrumental output. Its creation page offers Simple and Custom modes and an option to generate lyrics before making music. It suits an initial song idea or a track for a content project when you want to start from a description rather than arrange every part manually.
Describe the music and supply lyrics
The style field accepts genres and moods. The interface says its model does not recognize artist names, so describe the sound you want instead of relying on a performer's name. The captured form limits style text to 200 characters.
You can enter your own lyrics or use the lyric generator. The interface specifies 10 to 3,000 characters for lyrics, with individual lines separated by newlines. It also describes blank lines for pauses and double hash marks for accompaniment. An instrumental control provides a starting point for music without a sung lyric.
Generate and review a song
The publisher describes text-to-song and lyrics-to-song workflows, followed by downloading or sharing the result. Its page includes a music gallery across genres such as rap, rock, pop, and country. These examples show the intended variety of outputs; they do not establish that every generated track will match your requested structure or quality.
Before using a result, listen through the whole song and check the words and musical transitions. A short style description leaves many production decisions to the generator. Refine the input if a specific mood or arrangement matters to the project.
Paid access and commercial license details
The pricing page lists Lite and Pro subscriptions with monthly allowances of 100 and 300 generations respectively, shown as 200 and 600 songs. The captured annual-billing prices are $36 and $96 per year. An Unlimited option is displayed at $480 annually.
Paid plans list downloads, private music visibility, and a downloadable Commercial Use PDF License. One-time credit packs are also offered; the page says credits expire after three months and premium features remain valid for one month. The homepage makes broad commercial-rights claims, but the captured material does not include complete license terms or describe download formats. Check the applicable license and checkout terms before publishing a track in a commercial project.