AirMusic

What is AirMusic?

AirMusic is a browser-based AI music generator that writes complete songs from a text prompt or from lyrics you supply. You pick a style and a vocal type, preview the result and download it as MP3 or WAV. Around the main generator sits a wide toolkit: a rap generator, a lyrics writer, a song extender, a 12-stem splitter, voice cloning, AI covers, singing photos and a music analyser that reports BPM, key and mood.

The service runs at airmusic.ai and works on credits, with a free plan and two paid tiers called Starter and Pro. The company says more than 500,000 songs have been created and that it has over 100,000 active users, figures we could not check independently. BetaList featured the product in February 2026 and names Span Chen as the maker. The site was live and taking sign-ups when we checked in October 2026.

Key Features

• Text and lyrics to song: AirMusic turns a written prompt or your own lyrics into a finished song with vocals. You choose the genre and voice before generating, then preview the track and download it as MP3 or WAV.
• 50+ music styles: AirMusic advertises more than 50 styles, from pop, rock and jazz to phonk, drill, K-pop and lo-fi. A separate rap generator focuses on trap, boom bap and drill beats for hip-hop projects.
• Voice cloning and AI covers: AirMusic builds a voice model from a short audio sample and can sing new material with it. The AI Cover tool restyles an existing song with a different vocal, and Pro removes the cap on cloned voice models.
• Stem splitter and vocal remover: AirMusic separates an uploaded song into up to 12 stems, including vocals, drums, bass and guitar. This is useful for karaoke tracks, remixes and practice, and it sits on the paid Starter and Pro plans.
• Song extender: AirMusic lengthens an existing track by 30 seconds or more while trying to keep the same style. The pricing FAQ also covers making songs of up to eight minutes, which suits longer background pieces.
• Music videos and singing photos: AirMusic turns still images into music videos with visuals synced to the track. The Singing Photo tool animates a portrait so it lip-syncs to an audio clip, which fits short social posts.
• Image to music and background music: AirMusic reads the mood and colours of a photo and writes a matching soundtrack for it. A background music tool produces ambient beds for videos and podcasts, so you can avoid stock library fees.
• Music analyser and lyrics writer: AirMusic analyses a song and reports its BPM, key, mood and structure. The AI lyrics generator drafts words for different genres, which you can edit and then feed straight into the song generator.

Pros

• Many tools in one account: AirMusic bundles song generation, vocals, stems, covers and video in a single credit system. You avoid paying for three or four separate apps, and every output lands in the same library.
• Free plan to test quality: AirMusic gives 10 free credits with MP3 and WAV downloads, voice cloning and the lyrics tool. That is enough to judge the vocal quality before you commit to a paid plan.
• Commercial licence listed: AirMusic lists a commercial licence on its plans, and the site says paid users can publish songs on YouTube, TikTok and in ads. That suits creators who need music they can monetise.
• Low entry price: AirMusic Starter costs $11.90 a month on the official pricing page and includes 300 credits. The company equates that to roughly 100 songs, which is cheap per track for regular creators.
• Private library: AirMusic keeps your prompts, uploads and generated tracks inside your own account library, according to the site. Paid users also keep stored files for three months after a subscription ends.

Cons

• Credits run out quickly: AirMusic charges credits for every song, image and video, and the free plan has only 10. Heavy users testing several versions of one idea will burn through Starter’s 300 monthly credits fast.
• Short free storage: AirMusic keeps free-plan files for just seven days. You need to download anything worth keeping straight away, or your finished tracks disappear from the online library.
• Key tools sit behind a paywall: AirMusic reserves audio upload, the vocal remover and the stem splitter for Starter and Pro. Free users cannot test the editing side of the platform before paying.
• Conflicting third-party prices: AirMusic’s pricing on Capterra does not match the official page, listing lower yearly prices and 1,600 Pro credits. You should rely on airmusic.ai at checkout rather than directory listings.
• No API or plug-ins: AirMusic works as a web app with file downloads and lists no public API or DAW plug-in. Producers who want to generate inside their editing software must export and import tracks by hand.

Who is Using AirMusic?

• Content creators: Social and YouTube creators use it for intros, background music and short songs.
• Musicians: Artists use the covers, stems and extender to remix and test song ideas.
• Podcasters: Hosts generate intro themes and royalty-free ambient beds for episodes.
• Marketers and game developers: Teams create campaign jingles and soundscapes without hiring a composer.

Pricing

AirMusic uses a freemium credit model, with a free plan and two paid tiers billed monthly or yearly (official prices, October 2026).

Capterra lists different figures, including Starter at $39.80 a year and Pro at $119.80 a year with 1,600 credits, which do not match the official page. Credit costs and plan limits can change at short notice, so check airmusic.ai before you buy.

What Makes AirMusic Unique?

Breadth is AirMusic’s main differentiator. Most AI song generators stop at text-to-music, but AirMusic adds a 12-stem splitter, voice cloning, AI covers, image-to-music, singing photos and a BPM and key analyser under one set of credits. That lets a creator write lyrics, generate a song, swap the vocal, split the stems and produce a matching video without leaving the site. The trade-off is that each tool is less specialised than a dedicated stem or vocal app.

Compatibilities and Integrations

• Platform: Runs in a web browser at airmusic.ai; Capterra also lists Android and iPhone access, which we did not confirm.
• File formats: Downloads in MP3 and WAV, and accepts audio uploads of up to 4 or 8 minutes on paid plans.
• Publishing: Tracks can be used on YouTube, TikTok, podcasts and ads under the listed commercial licence.
• API and plug-ins: No public API or DAW plug-in is listed, so exports move by file download.

AirMusic Tutorials

A first song takes only a few minutes on the free plan.

1. Sign up at airmusic.ai to receive your 10 free credits.
2. Open the AI Music Generator and enter a prompt or paste your own lyrics.
3. Pick a music style and vocal type, then generate the track.
4. Preview the result and regenerate or extend it until it fits.
5. Download the song as MP3 or WAV before free storage expires after seven days.

How We Rated It

Summary

AirMusic suits creators, podcasters and hobby musicians who want quick original songs plus editing tools in one place. Its main limitation is the credit system, which drains fast when you iterate, and the short seven-day storage on the free plan. Producers who need an API or DAW plug-in will find it limited. Start with the free credits on one short prompt, and download every keeper straight away.