2 Months Free — on every annual plan
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Suno AI Music is a free-to-start AI music generator that writes complete songs — vocals, lyrics and arrangement — from a line of text. Ten credits land with your account, and the first generation costs exactly that.
What you get
The parts that decide whether an AI music generator is worth paying for
Free to start, no card
16 credits arrive with the account — a full generation and change, and one generation returns two complete songs, not a clipped preview.
Plans from $9.99 a month
If a plan runs short you add a second one rather than jumping a tier, so credits stack instead of leaving you paying for a bundle you will not finish.
Credits that do not vanish
One-time credit packs never expire. Subscription credits arrive every billing period and last that period, so you always know which balance you are spending.
Commercial licence when you need it
Standard and Premium plans (and the larger credit packs) include a commercial licence with a downloadable certificate — client work, ads and monetised video, no royalties, no attribution. Starter and the free tier are for personal use.
What happens after the first take
Five tools that run on the song you just made, out of the same credits
Extend
Continue a track past where it ends, keeping the same voice and arrangement, so a two-minute sketch becomes a full-length song.
Cover
Re-record the same melody and lyrics in another genre — lo-fi, metal, orchestral, city pop — without writing the song again.
Replace Section
Re-cut one span of the track and leave the rest untouched. Fixing a bad verse should not mean rolling the dice on a whole new song.
Vocal Remover
Split any track you made into a clean instrumental and an isolated acapella — both downloadable, both under the same licence as the original.
Music Video
Render a finished song into an MP4 with visuals, ready for YouTube, Reels or TikTok. No video editor involved at any point.
Suno AI alternative — common questions
Free tier, pricing, licensing and what the tools actually do