Suno
Audio, Voice & MusicTurn a text prompt into a full song, vocals included, in under a minute.
Suno generates a complete song, lyrics, vocals, and instrumentation, from a short text prompt, no musical training or instrument needed.
Visit SunoWhat can Suno do?
Generate a full song from a text prompt: Describe a genre, mood, or topic and get a complete song back, lyrics, vocals, and instrumentation, generated together rather than as separate steps.
Write and edit your own lyrics: Provide your own lyrics instead of letting Suno write them, useful if you already know what you want the song to say.
Build a consistent artist style: Save a voice or style from one generation and reuse it across new songs, so different tracks sound like the same artist.
Pull instruments apart and edit them individually: Split a generated song into separate tracks, like vocals, drums, or guitar, to remix outside Suno. On the top plan, go further and edit those parts note by note right in the browser, fixing a note or swapping one instrument for another.
Extend a song beyond its original length: Pick a point in an existing song and give Suno a new lyrical or stylistic direction, and it continues from there and stitches the extension back into the track.
Reimagine a song in a different style: Take an existing song and regenerate it in a new genre or style while keeping the original melody, including an instrumental-only option with no vocals.
Quick Facts
Free Plan?
Yes, 50 credits/day
Pricing
From $8/month
Launched
2023
Headquarters
Cambridge, USA
Pros
The most natural-sounding AI vocals available: Vocals have natural pitch wavering (vibrato) and breath control, closer to a human singer than the synthetic-sounding voices on earlier AI music tools.
Extremely fast, no musical skill required: A full song comes back in under a minute from a text description, with no instrument or music theory knowledge needed.
Affordable entry point with real commercial rights: The Pro plan is cheap relative to what it unlocks, and includes commercial usage rights, not just personal listening.
Cons
Real instrument-level editing needs the priciest plan: Splitting a song into individual instruments (drums, bass, guitar, vocals) and editing them note-by-note as MIDI (a format where each note can be rewritten or swapped) only comes on the pricier Premier plan. On the cheaper Pro plan, you are stuck working with the finished mix (the whole song blended into one audio track), not the separate parts.
Unused credits do not roll over: Monthly credits reset rather than carrying forward, so unused generations are lost at the end of the billing period.
Pricing
Pro: $8/month ($6.40/month billed annually)
Most popular2,500 credits a month (about 20 song downloads), with commercial usage rights and basic stem separation.
Premier: $24/month ($19.20/month billed annually)
10,000 credits a month (60 song downloads), plus a browser-based studio that pulls out individual instruments and lets you edit them as MIDI (editable notes).
Pricing and features may have changed. Check Suno's website for the latest details.
Knowtably Rating
Knowtably's Take
Suno turns a text prompt into a finished song, vocals included, faster and more convincingly than most AI music tools. Vocal quality genuinely leads the category, and the entry plan is cheap for what it unlocks, including real commercial rights. Real instrument-level editing is gated to the pricier Premier plan, and support is a weak point.
We'd choose this if: You want a finished, vocal-driven song from a simple text prompt, quickly, and without needing any musical training.
We wouldn't choose this if: You need detailed instrumental control on the cheaper plan, since real per-instrument editing is gated to Premier.
Very Good
Knowtably Rating
Quick Facts
Free Plan?
Yes, 50 credits/day
Pricing
From $8/month
Launched
2023
Headquarters
Cambridge, USA