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SoundLabs turns a few words into audio you can download. Pick a tool, describe what you want, and the result lands in your library.
| Tool | Free | Basic | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Songs | 10 a month | 50 a month | 100 a month |
| Instrumentals | 2 a day | 10 a day | 20 a day |
| Sound effects | 10 a day | 50 a day | 100 a day |
| Speech | 50 minutes a month | 250 minutes a month | 500 minutes a month |
Songs and speech reset on the 1st of each month. Instrumentals and sound effects reset at midnight UTC. Compare plans
Yes. A free account includes 10 songs a month, 2 instrumentals and 10 sound effects a day, and 50 minutes of speech a month. No card is needed. Paid plans raise those limits.
Songs usually run for around three minutes, and the length depends on what you describe. Instrumentals can be set from 10 seconds to 3 minutes 10 seconds, and sound effects up to 22 seconds.
Everything you make is saved to your SoundLabs library, where you can play it, download it or delete it. Some clips made before September 2026 were stored by the audio service and may no longer play. Download anything you want to keep for good.
Text to speech has English and Chinese voices. Pick a voice for each speaker, and write the script in that voice’s language for the most natural result.
Most failures happen when a description is blocked by the content filter (for example, naming a real artist or using lyrics you don’t own) or when the audio service is busy. Failed runs don’t count toward your limits. Reword the description, or try again in a minute.
Mode
A line about who or what it is for, and the sound you want.
Describe the sound instead of naming an artist. Songs that name real artists are often refused.
Song is made for singing. For music with no vocals, Instrumental is the better tool. Open Instrumental
Try an idea
Want music without vocals? Try Instrumental
Put each section name on its own line in square brackets, like [Verse 1], [Chorus] or [Bridge].
Genre, mood and instruments. Choose the singer under Vocals.
Describe the sound instead of naming an artist. Songs that name real artists are often refused.
Style ideas
Want music without vocals? Try Instrumental
Vocals
We add nothing about structure. Your own words steer the song.
Tempo
Pick a feel, or set an exact BPM.
Beats per minute, from 60 to 200.
Auto sings in the language you write in.
Leave it empty and we'll name the song from your words.
Start with the genre, then the main instruments and how they sound, then the mood. A BPM helps.
Try an idea
Length
Sounds to keep out of the track, separated by commas. Vocals and singing are left out too, unless you allow voices. It may help, but it isn't guaranteed.
For a song with words, try Song
The same seed and settings give a similar result. Leave empty for a fresh take.
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Length
Fits the length to the sound.
Voices
Male voice. English.
Only make speech you have the right to use, and don't use it to pass as a real person. Sexual content isn't allowed in speech.
Write numbers as words and use punctuation for pauses.
Try an example
The same seed and settings give a similar result. Leave empty for a fresh take.