Free, and it costs no credits
AI Lyrics Generator
Describe the song in a sentence. Get back original lyrics with a title, tagged verse by verse and ready to be sung — then record it without leaving the page.
From idea to record:
Writing lyrics is free on every plan. Recording the song from them uses credits, and the cost is shown before you commit. Plans renew monthly until cancelled and can be cancelled online at any time — see pricing details.
Lyrics that are built like songs, not like paragraphs
Most text models asked for lyrics return a poem: nice lines, no shape. A song needs a shape. It needs a chorus that says the same thing twice so people can join in, verses that carry the story forward without repeating each other, a bridge that changes the view before the last chorus lands, and lines short enough to breathe between.
This writer is built to that brief. It tags every section in square brackets on its own line, keeps lines to roughly four to ten words, holds syllable counts consistent within a section so the melody survives, and repeats a real hook in the chorus. It also uses what you actually told it — the names, the places, the specific embarrassing detail — because that is what separates a song about your friend from a song about a friend.
How it works
Describe the song
Up to 1,000 characters. Who it is for, what happened, how it should feel. Vague works — if the idea is thin the writer invents a concrete scenario rather than hedging — but specifics come back as better lines.
Or paste what you already have
Up to 3,000 characters of your own draft. Your words stay the heart of the song and the writer builds the missing sections around them instead of overwriting what you wrote.
Edit, then record
The lyrics come back as editable text with a title. Change any line, then generate the recording in the music studio — the same page, the same session, with your choice of vocal.
The section tags it writes to
| Tag | Role | What goes in it |
|---|---|---|
| [Intro] | Optional opener | Sets the mood before the first verse |
| [Verse] | The story | Carries the concrete details from your idea |
| [Pre Chorus] | The lift | Builds tension into the hook |
| [Chorus] | The hook | Memorable, repeated, the part people remember |
| [Bridge] | The turn | Changes direction before the last chorus |
| [Outro] | The close | Resolves or fades the song out |
The default shape is verse, chorus, verse, chorus, bridge, chorus. A lullaby or a jingle comes back shorter because the writer reads the idea before it chooses a structure.
Seven albums written this way
The free albums in the WowMade music library were written with this tool and recorded in the music studio. Every track is listenable in full — the lyrics are the proof.
Out of Office
by Open Water — 10 tracks, free to listen.
High Tide
by Breakwater — 10 tracks, free to listen.
First Dance
by Golden Hour — 10 tracks, free to listen.
Morning Coffee
by First Ferry — 10 tracks, free to listen.
Still Water
by Slack Tide — 10 tracks, free to listen.
Quiet Hours
by Night Harbor — 10 tracks, free to listen.
Between the Tides
by Luna Trace — 10 tracks, free to listen.
What it will not write
Two limits are worth knowing before you start, because both come up constantly and both are refusals rather than warnings.
No real names
The writer never names a real artist, band or song, in the lyrics or in the title. Ask for something “like” a particular musician and it will translate that into the sound you meant — a register, a delivery, an instrumentation — and write that instead. The same rule applies to writing about a real person unkindly: it becomes a song about an unnamed character with the traits you described, and it stays away from protected characteristics.
PG-13, with hard limits
Content stays PG-13. Slurs, sexual content and anything inciting real-world harm are refused outright rather than softened, and the full list of what is prohibited is set out in the content and safety policy. WowMade is an 18+ platform.
Every recording is marked
Lyrics are text, but the song you record from them is an audio file, and it is AI-generated. Every one carries a signed C2PA provenance manifest saying so and naming the tool that made it. The mark travels with the download and anyone can read it back on the verification page.
Frequently asked questions
What songwriters ask before the first line.
What does the AI lyrics generator do?
You give it a song idea in a sentence or two and it writes a complete set of original lyrics with a title. The output is structured the way a song actually is — sections tagged in square brackets, a chorus with a repeating hook, verses that use the concrete details you gave it — so it can be sung straight away rather than needing to be rearranged first.
Does writing lyrics cost credits?
No. Lyric writing is free on every plan and takes nothing from your credit balance. Generating the recorded song from those lyrics uses credits, and the cost is shown before you commit. If you submit a song without lyrics at all, the writer runs automatically because the music engine needs words to sing.
Are the lyrics original?
Yes. The writer is instructed to produce fully original work and never to copy, quote or closely paraphrase an existing song. It also never names a real artist, band or song title anywhere in the output. If your idea references a musician, that gets translated into a description of a style instead of a name.
Can I ask for lyrics in the style of a particular singer?
You can describe the style and it will follow you — a confident melodic rap voice, a smoky torch-song delivery, a stadium chorus. What it will not do is put a real person's name into the lyrics or the title. Naming living musicians in generated work is a trademark and publicity problem, so the writer converts the reference into the sound you were actually asking for.
How long are the lyrics and how are they structured?
Between roughly 900 and 1,800 characters including the tags, which is a normal three-minute song. The default shape is verse, chorus, verse, chorus, bridge, chorus, and the allowed section tags are intro, verse, pre chorus, chorus, bridge and outro. A lullaby or a jingle comes back shorter, because the writer reads the idea before it picks a shape.
What languages can it write in?
It writes in the language of your idea by default, and you can ask for a different one explicitly. Proper names are kept as written rather than translated. You can also pick whether the song will be sung by a male or a female voice, which changes phrasing and register rather than just the recording.
Can I start from lyrics I have already written?
Yes, and this is the better way to use it. Paste your own lines in as a draft — up to 3,000 characters — and the writer builds around them rather than replacing them, keeping your words as the heart of the song and filling in the sections you have not written yet.
What will it refuse to write?
Content stays PG-13. Slurs, sexual content and anything inciting real-world harm are refused rather than softened, and WowMade is an 18+ platform throughout. It also will not write an attack on a named real person — a playful roast becomes a song about an unnamed character with the traits you described, and it stays away from protected characteristics. The content and safety policy sets out the full list.
Is the finished song marked as AI-generated?
Yes. Every audio file WowMade produces carries a signed C2PA provenance manifest identifying it as AI-generated and naming the tool that made it, in line with Article 50 of the EU AI Act. The mark travels with the file when you download it and anyone can read it back on the verification page.
The rest of the record
Lyrics are the first step. These finish the release.
You have the idea. It has the chorus.
Write lyricsWriting is free on every plan. Plans start at $25 a month and renew monthly until cancelled, and can be cancelled online at any time — see pricing details.