Freesong

Freesong converts a text description into a full song with vocals, and bundles AI lyric writing, voice cloning and stem splitting into the same browser-based account. Six free songs to start, paid plans from about $9.9 per month with a commercial licence.

Freesong is a browser-based AI song generator that turns a written prompt into a complete track with vocals, lyrics and arrangement. Type a description of the mood, story or genre you want, and the tool returns a finished song rather than an instrumental loop or a MIDI sketch. The site positions itself around people who do not play an instrument and have no theory background: the input can be a single sentence, a lyric idea, or a reference to a track you already like. The workflow has two speeds. A quick path lets you type and listen with minimal decisions, while an advanced mode exposes the elements that shape a track: your own lyrics, genre and mood tags, the voice, and the structure of individual sections such as verse, chorus and bridge. Beyond generation, the same account covers AI lyric writing with a daily generation allowance, voice cloning for covers sung in your own voice, and stem splitting that separates a finished track into as many as 12 time-aligned WAV stems (vocals, drums, bass, guitar, keys and more) for import into a DAW. Generation length reaches up to 8 minutes, and 100 or more style tags are available. It is aimed at casual creators making songs as gifts or inside jokes, and at content producers who need original background and vocal music for videos, podcasts or ads. Paid tiers carry a commercial licence, so output can be used in monetised work and released. The interface runs entirely in the browser with nothing to install. Against other text-to-song services, Freesong bundles the surrounding tasks (lyrics, voice cover, stem export) into one subscription instead of charging for a generator alone. Buyers should note that the free allowance is capped at six songs, that the top EmC model is excluded from every listed tier, and that annual discounts are advertised at up to 50 percent.