TextSong.ai

TextSong.ai turns a short description or your own lyrics into a complete song with vocals, instruments and a mixdown, exported as MP3 or WAV. Custom Mode adds genre, mood and voice controls, and the platform bundles vocal removal, lyric sync files, audio to MIDI and short music videos.

TextSong.ai is a browser-based music generator that converts a written prompt or a set of lyrics into a finished track. The workflow is deliberately narrow: describe the mood, genre and topic, choose a style and voice option, set a length, then generate. Two variations come back per run, so there is usually something usable without starting over. Simple Mode handles the whole arrangement from a one or two sentence description, while Custom Mode hands over the lyrics field and the genre, mood, instrument, voice and tempo menus for people who already know what they want. The output is a complete mixdown with vocals, backing instruments and a title, not a loop or a stem library. Instrumental mode strips the singing for background music or podcast beds. Export is MP3 or WAV, and a vocal removal tool splits any track into acapella and backing parts. The extension feature pushes a song toward eight minutes and returns two new stylistic directions at each stage, which suits long-form video or full song structures rather than short social clips. The tool is aimed at people without music training: video creators needing a custom theme, podcasters avoiding library tracks, and lyricists who want to hear words sung. The vocal tag system (Female Vocal, Male Vocal, Duet and similar markers at the start of lyric sections) gives a crude but workable way to direct who sings what. Generation fails if prompts name real artists or bands, and the system automatically refunds the credit when that happens. Against Suno and Udio, TextSong.ai competes on surrounding utilities rather than raw model prestige: synced LRC and SRT lyric export, an audio to MIDI converter, cover art upload, and a short music video maker. The model ladder is tiered, with the newest version reserved for annual subscribers. Anyone weighing options should compare the licensing terms and maximum track length, since those differ sharply between the entry and annual plans.