Brev.ai

The main generator takes a plain sentence and returns a finished track with vocals, chords and a drum pattern already mixed. You don't load samples or build a loop. Two versions come back from each request, which is handy when the first take drifts away from what you had in mind.

A style menu covers the usual genres, from country and rock to EDM and hip hop, and the scene setting nudges the arrangement toward a mood. You can also switch to instrumental mode and get a track with no singing at all. That combination is the quickest way to get a track that fits a video instead of fighting it.

Upload an audio file and Brev.ai separates the voice from the backing, or splits the song into stems you can reuse. It costs 5 credits per file on every plan, including the free one. Producers use it to build karaoke versions, and editors use it to keep a vocal out of the way of a voiceover.

The lyric tool writes verses and choruses from a topic or a title, and it costs nothing on any plan. It won't replace a writer with something to say, but it clears the blank page problem in a minute or two. You can then feed the result straight into the song generator without leaving the site.

Two smaller tools sit beside the music generator. The sound effect maker returns short audio clips for 1 credit each, and the AI cover image tool makes artwork for a release for 2 credits. Neither is the reason to sign up, but both save a trip to another service.

Each track costs 5 credits, whichever model you pick, so a song is a song. The free tier gives 25 credits daily and resets at midnight UTC. Pro adds 1,500 credits a month for $7.99, and Ultra raises that to 10,000 credits for $23.99 with WAV downloads and up to 10 jobs running at once.