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Kpop AI song generator — start with free credits
Kpop AI helps you turn a song concept or your own lyrics into a new track. Sign in to generate: each request uses 20 credits, and eligible new accounts receive 20 free credits to try their first request.
Prompt guide
Build your first song with Kpop AI
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Start with the hook, not a list of genres
A useful K-pop song concept gives the listener something to remember: a short chorus phrase, a rhythmic response, or a melody that returns after the verse. Describe that central idea before adding production details. For example, ask for a bright dance track with a chant-like chorus and a quieter opening verse. You are setting a direction for a new composition, not requesting a copy of a recording. The generator interprets your words, so a focused description is easier to evaluate than a long list of unrelated sounds.
Think about what should change when the chorus arrives. You might want thicker vocal layers, a stronger drum pattern, or a wider synth sound. Those contrasts can make a concept more specific without naming a performer. Avoid requests for an exact idol voice or a recognisable melody from an existing song. This studio has no voice-cloning control and does not guarantee a particular singer, pronunciation, or arrangement. Use your own lyrics and describe the musical qualities you want to explore.
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Choose a concept, then make it your own
The six concept cards offer different starting points rather than six fixed song formulas. Power Dance is a place to begin with a bold rhythm and an energetic chorus. Sweet Summer suggests a lighter mood; Dark Pulse suggests tension and a heavier atmosphere. Retro Pop, Dreamy Bloom, and Soft Ballad give you other ways to frame the sound. Pick the closest starting point and read the description it puts into the form. Edit anything that does not fit your song before submitting.
A concept is most useful when you add one concrete scene or emotion. A summer song could be about meeting friends after a long school week rather than simply being happy. A ballad could describe the moment after a farewell rather than requesting sadness everywhere. Keep the production direction consistent with that scene. If you combine a soft intimate verse with a powerful chorus, explain the transition. Contrasting sections are a musical choice; conflicting instructions with no transition can make the result harder to judge.
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Describe a song or bring Korean and English lyrics
Use the description mode when you want the system to develop a song from your idea. Give it the mood, a short subject, and a few sound cues. The simple description field accepts up to 500 characters, so choose details that matter most. You can begin with an instrumental direction if you are interested in the backing arrangement rather than words. This is text-led music generation: the studio does not ask you to upload an existing song as a template or promise to reproduce its structure.
Use the custom lyrics mode when you already have words you want to try. Put lyrics in the lyrics field, production instructions in the style field, and a name in the song title field. The current limits are 5,000 characters for lyrics, 1,000 for style, and 80 for the title. Korean, English, and mixed-language lyrics can be entered, but the output may not pronounce or preserve every line as expected. Short, clearly separated phrases make it easier to hear which parts need another revision.
04
Shape vocals, energy, and pace without overpromising
The voice direction control describes a vocal character, such as bright group-style vocals or a softer intimate delivery. It is not a selector for a real singer. Energy and pace give broad performance cues: a fast, high-energy direction might suit a dance chorus, while a slower setting might support a more spacious ballad. These choices join your written instructions when you generate. They do not lock the result to a precise BPM, an exact number of singers, or a particular instrumental sound.
Keep the written style and the controls aligned. If the text asks for a restrained ballad but the controls ask for fast and high energy, decide which direction you actually want. Turn on Instrumental to request a newly generated track without vocals. That switch does not separate vocals from an existing recording. When evaluating an instrumental, listen for room in the main melody and arrangement where your own vocal could fit later; generation alone does not establish that a backing track matches a particular song or key.
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Listen to variations and change one thing at a time
A request can return up to two variations. Listen to each available take before deciding what to change. One may have a better chorus while another leaves more room in the verse. Check the words, the transition into the hook, and whether the arrangement supports the mood you described. Playback and download let you examine the result outside the form as well. Do not assume two versions will always be returned or that a successful generation means every instruction was followed exactly.
Reuse the settings for another attempt and change the most important problem first. You could shorten a crowded lyric line, reduce the number of production cues, or ask for a clearer contrast between verse and chorus. Each new request spends another 20 credits. The studio keeps a draft in the current browser tab session, subject to its draft expiry, so do not treat it as permanent storage or cross-device backup. Keep your original lyrics somewhere you control, and use generation history to revisit completed results when available.
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Free credits, sign-in, and responsible use
You can explore the page before signing in, but generating music requires an account and enough credits. Eligible new accounts receive 20 promotional credits, which cover one request at the current 20-credit price. The gift is not an unlimited free plan or a promise that every newly created account qualifies. Daily check-ins award credits according to the current reward cycle; check the amount shown in your account. A new request still needs a sufficient balance. Check the displayed balance and request cost before you submit another version.
Only enter lyrics and other material you have permission to use. A generated song does not automatically resolve copyright questions, and this page does not promise exclusive rights, commercial clearance, or a match to an existing artist. If you plan to release a track, check the applicable service terms and review the finished audio yourself. For a first experiment, an original short chorus and a coherent concept are enough. Build confidence in the writing and arrangement through listening rather than treating a prompt as a guarantee of a release-ready recording.
For ideas beyond K-pop, explore the general AI music generator.
Before returning to the custom lyrics mode, develop original lyrics with the AI lyrics generator.
AI music generator FAQ
Questions about making K-pop songs
Can I try the Kpop AI generator for free?
Eligible new accounts receive 20 free credits, enough for one request at the current price. Generation requires sign-in and costs 20 credits each time; the welcome gift is subject to eligibility.
Can I use my own Korean or English lyrics?
Yes, use the custom lyrics mode and keep sound instructions in the style field. You can enter either language or a mixture, but pronunciation and lyric accuracy can vary.
Can I generate a K-pop instrumental?
Turn on Instrumental to request a new track without vocals. This generates music from your direction; it does not remove vocals from an uploaded song.
Will I get two songs with each request?
A request can return up to two variations, but exactly two are not guaranteed. Preview the available results and download the takes you want to keep.
Can I copy an idol's voice or set an exact BPM?
Voice direction describes a broad delivery, not a real singer or a cloned voice. Pace, energy, and written instructions guide the output but do not guarantee an exact BPM or arrangement.