TL;DR
Musicfy is best understood as a voice tool with a song generator attached: you upload a vocal (or record one), pick a voice model — one of its community library or one trained on your own singing — and get the same performance back in a different voice. If that is the job, the strongest alternatives are Kits.ai (licensed artist voices, cloning, stem and mastering tools), Voice-Swap (a small roster of licensed voices with artists paid per use) and Applio (free, open-source RVC on your own computer). If you want to clone your own voice onto new songs, official Suno's Voices feature and Mureka's voice cloning do it inside a full-song generator. Be clear about one thing: Suno AI Music does not clone voices. It is for the other half of what people use Musicfy for — writing complete songs with vocals, turning an existing song into a different style, pulling the vocal out and editing the result — with 16 free credits and two songs per 10-credit run.
In this guide
- What Musicfy does in 2026
- How the alternatives compare
- The eight alternatives
- Which one for which job
- FAQ
What Musicfy does in 2026
Musicfy launched in 2023 and built its audience on AI covers: take a song, swap the singer. As of September 2026 its site describes four things:
- Voice conversion with a library it describes as 100,000+ voices, most of them community-made models.
- Custom voice training — upload your vocals and get a model that sounds like you. Plans cap how many you can keep (2 on Starter, 6 on Professional, 30 on Studio).
- Text to music — full songs with vocals and instrumentals from a prompt.
- Audio tools — vocal cleanup and stem separation, plus a Studio tier that can generate from your own audio.
Pricing, as published at the time of writing (the annual rates are a sale price running to October 30): Starter $8/month (150 songs a month, no voice targeting), Professional $20/month (400 songs, 100 of them with voice targeting, commercial licence) and Studio $56/month (1,000 songs, 300 with voice targeting, 1-hour training datasets, commercial licence). There is a free tier with no card needed and a small trial allowance; free songs are not licensed for commercial use, and Starter does not list a commercial licence either.
Two reasons people look around. The first is rights: a plan-level "commercial licence" covers Musicfy's own terms, not the voice you converted into. A community model built from a famous singer's records does not come with that singer's permission, and in most countries a voice is protected by personality or publicity rights even though it is not copyrighted. The second is fit: some want a cleaner voice licence, some want it free and local, and some realise they never needed a different voice at all — they needed a finished song.
How the alternatives compare
| Tool | Voice conversion | Clone your own voice | Full songs from a prompt | Voice rights | Entry price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suno AI Music | No | No | Yes (Suno v6 family) | Commercial licence from Standard | Free (16 credits); plans from $9.99/mo |
| Kits.ai | Yes | Yes | Generative vocals, not full songs | Voices licensed from artists, revenue share | Free; Starter $10/mo |
| Voice-Swap | Yes | Yes (40 credits per model) | No | Licensed roster, artists paid per use | £6.99/mo; one-off £11.99 |
| Suno (official) | No | Yes — Voices, own voice only, verified | Yes | Pro and Premier | Free; Pro $10/mo |
| ElevenLabs | Yes, built for speech | Yes | Yes (Eleven Music) | Licensed music model; paid plans commercial | Free; Starter $6/mo |
| Mureka | No | Yes, on Premier | Yes | Commercial rights on paid plans | Pro $10/mo |
| Applio (RVC) | Yes | Yes, you train it | No | Your responsibility | Free, open source |
| Udio | No | No | Yes | Downloads disabled | Free; $10/mo |
Prices are the published figures at the time of writing (September 2026); several tools show lower rates for annual billing.
The eight alternatives
1. Suno AI Music — when you want the song, not a new singer
Honest first: there is no voice cloning here and no voice conversion. If your plan is "my vocal, in someone else's voice" or "any song, in my voice", skip to Kits.ai, Voice-Swap, Suno's Voices or Applio.
What it does well is the rest of the AI-cover workflow. Cover re-records an existing track in another style — the acoustic version of a club song, the rock version of a ballad — with a newly generated vocal. The vocal remover splits any song into voice and instrumental, which is also the first step for anyone feeding an RVC model. And if the song itself is what you are after, /create writes and sings complete tracks — Suno v6, v6 Wild and v6 Mini on the paid plans — then lets you extend them, replace one section with new lyrics or render a music video.
Every run costs 10 credits and returns two songs; 16 credits arrive with the account. Plans are Starter $9.99 (800 credits a month), Standard $29.99 (3,000) and Premium $99.99 (12,000); one-time credit packs start at $9.99 for 600 credits that never expire. MP3 downloads come with any plan or credit pack; WAV export and the commercial licence start at Standard. Because every voice is generated rather than borrowed from a real singer, there is no one else's voice to clear.
2. Kits.ai — the closest like-for-like, with licensed voices
Kits.ai is what Musicfy would be with a stricter voice library. It converts your vocal into one of 100+ pre-made singing voices that it says are licensed directly from the artists, with revenue sharing, and it clones your own voice. Around that sit the producer tools: stem splitter, vocal remover, AI mastering, harmony and choir generation, key and BPM detection, and a desktop app.
The free plan gives 15 conversion minutes a month but no download minutes. Starter is $10 a month (unlimited conversions, 2 voice slots, 15 download minutes), Producer $30 (unlimited slots, 60 download minutes) and Professional $60 (unlimited downloads, stem splitter and mastering included). One nuance: voices in its commercial-use library can be released without approval; voices in the official artist library need the artist's sign-off for commercial release.
3. Voice-Swap — fewer voices, cleaner paper
Voice-Swap, founded by the producer DJ Fresh, takes the opposite approach to a 100,000-voice library: a smaller roster recorded for the purpose, with the artists paid royalties when their models are used. It is a member of Fairly Trained and runs a singing studio (voice conversion, stem separation, custom model training) beside a voiceover studio.
Singing plans are credit-based: Beginner £6.99 a month (50 credits), Pro £9.99 (150), Ultimate £39.99 (1,000), or a one-off £11.99 for 75 credits. A conversion is 1 credit, a stem separation 3, training your own model 40. If you intend to release what you make and want a voice whose owner agreed to it, this is the one to test.
4. Suno (official) — your own voice, singing new songs
Since v5.5 (March 26, 2026) Suno's own app has Voices: record or upload a sample of your singing, verify it is you by reading a displayed phrase, and Suno builds a vocal persona that can lead any song you generate. It is the most natural "songs in my voice" workflow available, and it is deliberately narrow — you cannot upload a celebrity, and a friend's voice needs the friend to verify it on their own account. Voices is on Pro ($10 a month) and Premier ($30). Mind the downloads policy in force since September 3, 2026: 20 downloads a month on Pro and 60 on Premier. The Suno alternatives guide covers the rest.
5. ElevenLabs — voice first, music second
ElevenLabs is the voice specialist: voice cloning and a voice changer that re-performs a recording in another voice while keeping the timing and emotion. It is built for speech, so treat singing conversion as something to test rather than assume. Its separate Eleven Music model, trained on licensed data, makes full songs with vocals and is cleared for commercial use on paid plans. The free tier gives 10,000 credits a month with no commercial licence; Starter is $6 a month and Creator $22. It is the pick if you need a narrator, a jingle and a song from one account.
6. Mureka — full songs, with a cloned voice on Premier
Mureka is a full-song generator with the voice features Musicfy users care about bolted on. Pro is $10 a month ($8 billed yearly) for up to 500 songs a month with MP3 downloads and commercial rights; Premier is $30 a month ($24 billed yearly) for up to 2,000 songs, WAV, stems and MIDI, Mureka Studio and any voice as your AI singer — songs sung in a voice you have the rights to. The free plan has no downloads. If you want Suno-style song generation and a cloned voice in the same place without Suno's verification step, it is the obvious comparison.
7. Applio — free RVC on your own machine
Most AI cover tools, Musicfy included, sit on the same family of technology: retrieval-based voice conversion, or RVC. Applio is the maintained open-source front end for it — MIT-licensed, installers for Windows, macOS and Linux, a browser interface for training a model on a voice and converting vocals with it. It costs nothing, nothing leaves your computer, and there is no song cap. The trade: you need a reasonable GPU for training, your own clean dataset (a vocal remover helps), and the project has said it has moved to security and maintenance updates. All the rights questions are yours; the software will not stop you converting into a voice you have no permission to use.
8. Udio — not an alternative for this job
Udio sometimes appears on these lists because it makes good songs. It has no voice conversion, and since its October 2025 settlement with Universal downloads remain disabled while it builds a licensed platform that keeps creations inside the service. For covers you want to take anywhere, look elsewhere; the Udio alternatives piece has the background.
Which one for which job
- My vocal, in a different singer's voice, with a licence I can read: Kits.ai or Voice-Swap.
- Any voice, free, on my own computer: Applio.
- New songs sung in my own voice: Suno's Voices (Pro), or Mureka Premier.
- A song turned into a different genre, or a finished song from a prompt: Suno AI Music — cover for the first, create for the second.
- Pulling the vocal off a track to use elsewhere: Suno AI Music's vocal remover, or Kits.ai's stem splitter.
- Voice-over plus music from one account: ElevenLabs.
FAQ
What is the best free Musicfy alternative?
Applio, if you are comfortable installing software: it is open source, runs locally and has no caps. For browser tools, Kits.ai's free plan includes conversion minutes but no downloads, and Suno AI Music gives 16 free credits for full songs.
Does Suno AI Music have voice cloning?
No. It generates vocals with each song and can cover a song into another style, but it cannot copy your voice or anyone else's. Use Suno's own Voices feature, Kits.ai, Mureka or Applio for that.
Is it legal to make AI covers with a famous singer's voice?
A voice is not copyrighted, but in most countries it is protected by personality or publicity rights, and the song you cover has its own copyright. Personal experiments are one thing; releasing or monetising a track in someone's voice without permission is where the risk is. Licensed libraries like Kits.ai's and Voice-Swap's exist for exactly this reason.
Can I use Musicfy songs commercially?
Musicfy lists a commercial licence on the Professional and Studio plans, not on Free or Starter. That covers Musicfy's terms only; it does not grant rights to a real singer's voice or the song you converted.
Which tool is best for putting my own voice on new songs?
Suno's Voices, available on Pro and Premier since v5.5, is the most direct — it verifies that the voice is yours. Mureka's Premier plan also offers voice cloning for song generation.
Can I remove vocals from a song to make a cover?
Yes. The vocal remover on Suno AI Music splits a track into vocal and instrumental; Kits.ai and Voice-Swap include stem separation as well.
Final take
Musicfy mixes two jobs: changing the voice on a performance, and making songs. For the voice job, Kits.ai and Voice-Swap win on licensing and Applio wins on price, and we would not pretend otherwise. For the song job — writing one, restyling one, stripping the vocal and editing what comes back — Suno AI Music is built for it, and the first run is free.