
Online music generator
You do not need a traditional arrangement session to start a bed track. Text mode turns mood, instruments, and tempo into a full piece, while lyric mode lines up words you already wrote. Cover keeps a recognizable melody and changes genre and arrangement. Extension leaves existing sections in place and inserts a bridge, outro, or interlude at a chosen point, aiming to match the original tempo and mood. Male, female, or instrumental-only options are available. It fits short-video, podcast, and course creators who need royalty-free music they can use commercially from a browser.
Nafy AI is an online music generator. Describe style, mood, tempo, and instruments, or paste lyrics, and it builds a track with vocals or as an instrumental. Existing audio can be covered while keeping the melodic contour, or extended at a chosen point with a bridge, outro, or interlude. The site says finished tracks are royalty-free and cleared for commercial use. Voices can be male, female, or instrumental only. A free creation allowance is included, and a Pro upgrade is offered after that allowance is used up.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
Full tracks from a text brief
Describe the mood, instruments, and tempo in plain language and the tool builds a complete track without sheet music.
Songs from existing lyrics
Paste finished lyrics, choose genre and instruments, and get accompaniment and vocals aligned to the words.
Covers that keep the melody
Upload a recording, change genre and arrangement, and keep the recognizable melodic contour and harmony.
Extend at a chosen point
Add a bridge, lengthen an outro, or insert an interlude at a chosen point while keeping tempo, style, and mood.
Beds for short videos
Creators turn a short style note into commercially usable background music instead of pulling tracks with unclear rights.
Hear lyrics as a song
Writers paste a lyric draft, hear it with vocals and accompaniment, and decide whether the words still need work.
Restyle an existing demo
Someone with a folk or acoustic demo uploads it and previews electronic, rock, or other arrangements.
The site calls finished tracks royalty-free and broadcast-ready, and says creators receive commercial rights. Plan terms can differ, so check the current pricing page before you publish or deliver a track to a client.
Yes. Text mode takes everyday descriptions such as an upbeat summer feel or a moody jazz ballad, then a male voice, female voice, surprise vocal, or instrumental only. If the words exist, lyric mode sets melody and arrangement from their mood. Both paths stay in the browser.
Cover uploads existing audio, keeps a recognizable melody, and changes genre, instruments, and rhythm. Extension leaves current sections in place and adds a bridge, outro, interlude, or extra length at a point you choose, aiming to keep tempo and mood.
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