Paste your lyrics and get two full songs with real vocals back in one to two minutes.
The basics
A lyrics to song generator turns words you have already written into a finished, sung song. You paste the lyrics, describe the style, and it returns a full track with vocals and an arrangement, so you can hear the words as music without a band or recording session.
YueMusic does this in your browser with Suno V6 on our side. Two versions come back from each generation in about one to two minutes.
Real output
Each pair below came from a single generation on YueMusic (Suno V6): the same pasted lyrics and the same style line, two takes. Each card shows the style line we typed and the opening lines of the lyrics. The two pairs use different styles.
Style: indie pop, warm female vocal, soft plate reverb, midtempo · 2:47
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Style: indie pop, warm female vocal, soft plate reverb, midtempo · 2:24
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Style: 80s synthwave, dreamy vocals, driving bass, gated drums · 3:24
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Style: 80s synthwave, dreamy vocals, driving bass, gated drums · 2:52
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Lyrics are original and were pasted in as written; only the opening lines are shown here. Each take has its own melody, arrangement and length, so the two takes in a pair run to different times.
What you get
The same tool you just used, in five parts.
Every generation returns two complete songs from the same lyrics and style line, each with its own melody, arrangement and length. In the examples above, the two takes of "Radio Low" run 2:47 and 2:24. You pay 10 credits for the pair, not per song, and credits are taken only after the songs are delivered.
Write genre, mood, tempo, instruments and vocal feel in up to 200 characters, the way you would brief a session musician, for example "indie pop, warm female vocal, soft plate reverb, midtempo". Twelve presets fill the box with a line you can edit. The same lyrics become very different songs under "acoustic ballad, soft piano" and "punk rock, fast, shouted chorus", so change the style line before you rewrite the lyrics.
Pick Auto, Male or Female as a vocal hint, or describe the voice in the style line. YueMusic does not clone real singers or imitate a named artist, so describe the kind of voice you want rather than a person. Turn on Instrumental if you want a backing track instead; lyrics become optional and nothing is sung.
Switch to the Describe a song tab, write what the song is about in up to 300 characters, and the lyric helper drafts verses and a chorus with section tags into the lyrics box. You can rewrite any line before you generate. Drafting lyrics does not use credits; only the generation that turns lyrics into songs does.
Every song plays in your browser from your song history, and listening is free after you sign up. With a subscription or a credit pack you can download either take as an MP3. Songs stay in your history, so you can come back and download later.
How it works
Three steps in the box at the top of this page, from lyrics you already wrote to a finished song.
Writing for the singer
Plain lines of text work. To shape the song, put a tag on its own line before each section: [Verse], [Chorus] and [Bridge] tell the song where it should lift, repeat and change.
You can paste up to 3,000 characters. Lyrics can be in English, Chinese, Spanish, Japanese and more, and the vocal is sung in the language you write. The website itself is in English, so describe the style in English for the most predictable results.
Your lyrics are sung as written, so check spelling and line breaks before you generate. If a name is unusual, spell it the way it sounds, and expect to listen to both takes: we can't promise every name or word is pronounced the way you intend.
You have a verse and a chorus on paper but no band, and a demo session costs money and weeks. Paste the lyrics, name the style and listen to two sung versions in a minute or two. Use them to find out whether the chorus lifts, which section drags and what style the words want, then take the best take to a collaborator as a reference.
Write a few lines that name your show, pick the mood and get two sung versions to choose from. Or turn on Instrumental for a music-only bed under your intro. Listening is free after you sign up, so you can try a few style lines before you decide to download anything.
Who it is for
Four kinds of writers use a lyrics-to-song tool like this most. Here is what each one gets out of it.
You wrote a few lines for a video, a story or a channel intro and need them sung rather than read. Paste them, pick a style that suits the picture and compare two takes. Trim the one you like in your editor, and check the FAQ on usage before you publish it anywhere paid.
A rhyme about fractions or the water cycle sticks better when it is sung. Paste your own verses, choose a gentle style and listen to two versions before you play one to the class. Check the sung words against your text first, because we can't promise every word is pronounced as written.
FAQ
Quick answers about turning your own lyrics into a song.
Your words, sung
Paste your lyrics, pick a style and get two finished takes with vocals. Questions, licensing or feedback? Write to us.
