AI song generator

Write a Song with AI

Describe the style — or paste your own lyrics — and get back an original track with real vocals and instruments, usually two to four minutes. One flat price per song, whatever its length. Yours to download and keep.

Write a song See pricing

Credit packs from $5 · payment before generation · no subscription required

Real sung vocals, not a backing trackLyrics written for you, or bring your ownOne flat price per songOriginal music — commercial use included

Real video output

A song written here, performed by a photo

Song + lip sync · 720p

Hear a real one — 30-second cut

Written from nothing but: “warm celebratory birthday pop, 110 BPM, joyful vocal, big sing-along chorus with their name”. Lyrics included — nobody wrote them.

Real examples

See generated videos before you start. View.

No watermark

Paid exports are clean and ready to download.

Commercial use

Subject to your input rights and our Terms.

Refund unused credits

Failed renders auto-refund too.

Stripe checkout

Secure USD card payments.

Use cases

What people write songs for

Birthdays with their name in the chorus

Nothing on a streaming service will ever say their name. A song that does is the part people replay.

Weddings and anniversaries

A first-dance song written from how you actually met, rather than how songs usually describe meeting.

Apologies that had to be said properly

One acoustic guitar, a soft vocal, and the specific thing you got wrong. Short beats clever here.

Thank-yous from a whole group

A retiring teacher, a nurse, a team that shipped something hard — name everyone and let the song carry it.

Content and channel music

Intro themes, outros, and background beds that are yours to use commercially, with no licence to track.

Songs for kids

A lullaby using their name, or a silly song about the dog who steals socks. Both take about a minute to make.

What an AI song generator actually gives you

You describe the song and get back a finished audio file — a sung vocal over real-sounding instrumentation, usually between two and four minutes. Not a loop, not a backing track, and not a robot reading words to a beat: an actual song with someone singing lines that did not exist before you asked. You do not need to name a chord progression or read notation. You describe how it should feel, and you are specific about a few things that matter more than the rest.

Genre does the heaviest lifting — pop, acoustic, hip-hop, orchestral, lullaby, showtune
Tempo, as a BPM if you know one: a ballad sits near 70, mid-tempo pop near 100, dance near 125
Vocal type, which is the thing people most often want to change afterwards
Mood and the occasion, which shape the lyrics as much as the arrangement

Who writes the lyrics is your choice

Leave the lyrics empty and they get written as part of the song — fastest, and fine when the exact words do not matter much. Or write them with AI first: you say what the song is about in a sentence, read the draft, fix the two lines that are wrong, and only then generate the music around your edited version. That second path costs a fraction of the song and is the difference between a track that mentions a name and one that gets the name right. You can also paste your own lyrics and use section tags to shape the arrangement.

Why length is not something you have to budget for

A song costs the same whether it runs ninety seconds or four minutes, because the charge is per song rather than per second. That changes how you should use it: there is no reason to ask for something short. Ask for the whole song, keep it, and cut a piece out later if you only need one. It also means iterating is normal rather than expensive — the first result is usually close, and small edits to the description move it a long way.

From a song to a video, if you want one

Every song is saved to your audio library, so it is there the next time you open any studio. Pick a photo — yourself, a pet, a baby, a cartoon character, a portrait of whoever the song is about — and the face performs it, lip-synced to the vocal. That step is optional and billed separately by length, so if the video is the goal, cut the song down to a chorus first: a four-minute track makes a four-minute render, and nobody watches a four-minute birthday video.

Examples

The optional second step: put a face to it

Real video output

A portrait performing

AI voice · 720p

Real video output

Even an object

AI voice · 720p

Real video output

In another language

AI voice · 720p

Real songs

One line each. No lyrics written by a person.

Every track below came from tapping one style chip in the studio and pressing generate — the quoted text is the entire input. The lyrics were written by the model along with the music.

Acoustic

Full track 2:48

Written from nothing but: “Acoustic singer-songwriter, 100 BPM, warm male vocal, guitar and light percussion, intimate”

Lullaby

Full track 3:04

Written from nothing but: “Soft lullaby, 60 BPM, gentle vocal, music box and warm strings, soothing and tender”

Hip-hop

Full track 2:51

Written from nothing but: “Laid-back hip-hop, 90 BPM, confident vocal, warm bass and crisp drums”

30-second cuts of the full tracks, which ran 2:48, 3:04 and 2:51. Original music, generated on demand — commercial use included.

How it works

How to write a song with AI

Step 1

Describe the sound

Genre, tempo, who is singing, and the mood. “Acoustic singer-songwriter, 100 BPM, warm female vocal, intimate” already beats a paragraph of feeling.

Step 2

Decide about the words

Write them with AI and edit the draft, paste your own, or leave it blank and let the song write them.

Step 3

Listen, download, keep

Play it back, download the MP3, and find it in your library whenever you want it — including to make a video.

Example campaigns

Three buyer-ready ways to use TalkPix

These are example workflows, not customer claims or invented reviews.

Handmade shop

Etsy seller example

Setup: Upload one product photo and write a short gift-angle hook.

Output: Create a 9:16 talking product ad for an Etsy listing, Reel, or launch post.

Next step: Test a gift idea angle against a review-style angle.

Example campaign, not a testimonial.

E-commerce team

Shopify store example

Setup: Start with the hero product image and three buyer objections.

Output: Generate short creator-style ads for TikTok, Reels, Facebook, or product pages.

Next step: Run the best hook as a retargeting creative.

Example campaign, not a testimonial.

Content creator

Creator example

Setup: Prepare a portrait with a sponsor line, intro, or call-to-action, then check out before generation.

Output: Create a clean 720p MP4 with no watermark and no subscription required.

Next step: Use the $5 Mini pack when you are ready to make more.

Example campaign, not a testimonial.

Customer reviews

Rated 4.9/5 by 10 customers

Every rating is tied to a customer's completed video. Quotes are admin-approved and shown only with permission.

“Very good and realistic singing video”

Michael

“Best lip sync ever! I like it too much”

TalkPix customer

“Realistic lip sync! Best I have ever used until now”

TalkPix customer

“Realistin lip sync tool, I like this!”

TalkPix customer

“It turn out 85% real, & im happy”

TalkPix customer

Price shown up front

Commercial use · Terms apply

Auto-deleted after 30 days

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Pricing

Credit packs from $5 — a song is 20 credits

Pay once in USD, no subscription required, and your credits never expire. A song costs the same 20 credits whether it runs ninety seconds or four minutes — roughly $2 on the smallest pack and nearer $1 on the larger ones.

Need more after your first video? Your first standard credit pack is 15% off, applied automatically at checkout within your first 24 hours.

No subscription required · Credits never expire · Buy whenever you need

Studio-specific credit rates · Talking Photo ≈10.0¢ per second at 720p

Mini — $5 adds 50 credits. This pack makes about:

~50s

Talking video

6-25s

AI video · 720p

2-8 cr/s by model

~16

Product photos

Product ad videos

HD MP4Commercial useNever expires

Secure Stripe checkoutFailed renders auto-refundPurchased credits never expireUnused purchased credits refundable Private uploads · no AI training · deleted after 30 days

Putting a face to the song afterwards is optional and billed separately, by the length of the video you make.

Specifications

TalkPix at a glance

Pricing model	One-time credit packs. No subscription is required.
Starting price	$5 for the Mini pack
Credit cost per generation	Varies by studio, model, resolution, and duration. The exact estimate is shown before you generate.
Do credits expire?	No. Purchased credits never expire.
Free tier	None. Payment is confirmed before anything is rendered.
What it animates	A photo you upload — a person, a pet, or a product.
Ways to supply the words	Type a script, upload an audio file, or record your voice.
Output	A downloadable MP4 video.
Maximum length	5 minutes per video.
Resolutions	720p and 1080p
Voices	30 built-in voices.
Languages	10 languages.
Commercial use	Allowed, when you hold the rights and consent for every input you upload.
How long uploads are kept	30 days.
Platform	Browser-based web app. There is no iOS or Android app.

Specifications verified 23 August 2026.

FAQ

Common questions

Does it write the lyrics too?

TalkPix requires payment before AI generation. Eligible new customers can render their first Talking Photo — up to 20 seconds, typed script — for $1.99 one-time. Reusable credit packs start at $5 and credits never expire.

How long is a generated song?

Most land between two and four minutes, and the price is the same whatever the length, because the charge is per song rather than per second.

Do I own the song? Can I use it commercially?

Yes. The track is generated for you rather than licensed from a catalogue, so you can post it, sell it, or put it behind client work. It downloads as an MP3 with no watermark.

Can it sing in my language?

Write the description and the lyrics in that language and it follows. Results are strongest in English, and quality varies by language.

Can I use a real artist's voice or an existing song?

No. Write something original instead — that is the point, and it is what makes the result yours to use.

How much does a song cost?

There is no subscription required. Credit packs start at $5 and a song is a flat 20 credits whatever its length; drafting the lyrics separately first is 1 credit. Credits never expire.

Can I turn the song into a video?

Yes, and that is why songs are saved to your library. Pick any of them in a singing studio, add a photo, and the face performs it. The video is billed separately by length, so a shorter cut makes a cheaper render.

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