Silica
experimental / 3:42
Built from a two-line poem and a field recording.
Prompt, lyrics or a hummed idea
Bring your taste.Create any song.
Flow Music writes with you. Describe the track you hear, or paste the words you already have, and get two arrangements, a mixed master and the stems back in the same session.
0/2000 characters - vocals, mood, instruments and structure all work
Session - High Tide2 takes ready
Warm bedroom pop about leaving a city at 5am. Soft pads, laid-back drums, one female vocal.
Arranged as intro, verse, chorus, bridge, final chorus. Take A keeps the first chorus small; Take B doubles the vocal and adds a counter-melody.
High Tide - Take A
High Tide - Take B (wide)
Write, listen and re-write on one screen
The brief, the producer log and the takes live together, so a second idea is one edit away instead of a new session.
Write a song
Starting a render verifies your account and subscription first. No generation backend is attached in this preview — the studio shows the workflow you get after signing in.
Producer
Lyria-class modelWaiting for your brief…
Six finished tracks, six different briefs
Short clips from songs written in the studio. Each one started as a paragraph and a style tag.
High Tide
electronica / 4:08
Starts ambient, ends in a breakbeat.
The River’s Debt
rnb / 3:15
Slow-burn duet with a live-room feel.
Fog Harbor
cinematic pop / 2:58
Written for a short film score.
Golden Afternoon
indie folk / 3:26
Acoustic takes, one mic, no click.
Crystal Sky
synthwave / 4:44
Analogue pads with an 80s drum machine.
Everything a release needs, before you export
Flow Music stops short of publishing for you, and covers the rest of the chain: writing, performing, mixing, stems and rights.
Prompt to finished song
Describe the track or paste the words you already have. The studio arranges it, performs it and hands back a mixed master instead of a loop.
Vocals that sit in the mix
Lead and backing vocals are tuned, timed and balanced against the arrangement rather than pasted on top of it.
Stems for every layer
Download vocals, drums, bass and the remaining instruments separately for a DAW session, a remix or an edit.
Extend, cover and remix
Take a finished track further: add a section, rebuild it in another genre, or keep the melody and swap the production.
Studio controls, not dice rolls
Set style, length, vocal presence and structure tags, then regenerate takes until the arrangement lands.
Yours to release
Paid plans include commercial rights and clean masters, so there is no sample clearance to chase before you publish.
Four steps from a sentence to a master
No timeline to learn and no plugins to install. The work happens in the browser and every step is reversible.
Describe the song
Write a prompt, switch to lyrics mode with words you already have, or ask for an instrumental only.
Choose the shape
Pick a length between 1:30 and 4:00 and decide whether the track carries a vocal.
Compare two takes
Every render returns two arrangements with a producer log, so you can hear which one fits before you commit.
Keep the mix and the stems
Export the master as MP3 or WAV, then pull the separated stems into your DAW for the final pass.
Four ways into the same studio
Pick the input that matches what you already have. All four land in the same place: two takes, a producer log and a downloadable master.
| Workflow | What you provide | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Prompt to song | A written description of the track | Starting from scratch, ad beds, background music |
| Lyrics to song | Your lyrics plus a style description | When the words are fixed and the music should follow |
| Instrumental | A prompt and style tags only | Beats, underscore, podcast intros, video beds |
| Extend or cover | A track that is already on your account | Longer edits, alternate genres, remix ideas |
Who writes with Flow Music
The same studio covers a demo at 2am and a cue sheet that has to be delivered on Friday.
Plans that scale with the music you finish
Every plan includes the full studio. Credits decide how many songs you render each month, and yearly billing saves 20%.
Starter
$9/month
For the first songs you finish.
- 500 credits a month - about 14 full songs
- Full songs with vocals and instruments
- Tracks up to 3 minutes
- MP3 downloads
- Commercial rights for your own releases
Choose StarterYearly billing saves 20%. Cancel anytime.
ProMost popular
$19/month
For creators releasing their own tracks.
- 2,000 credits a month - about 55 full songs
- Stems: vocals, drums, bass and other
- Tracks up to 4 minutes
- MP3 and WAV downloads
- Extend, cover and remix any track
- Priority render queue
Choose ProYearly billing saves 20%. Cancel anytime.
Studio
$49/month
For teams shipping music every week.
- 6,000 credits a month - about 170 full songs
- Shared workspace with the people you write with
- MIDI and multi-track export
- Extended commercial and client rights
- Higher concurrency and priority support
Choose StudioYearly billing saves 20%. Cancel anytime.
Read before you write
Three walkthroughs for the questions that come up most often: what the generator does, how lyrics become a song, and what to do with the video.
Guide
AI song generator
How one prompt becomes a finished song, and what belongs in the brief.
GuideText to song
What changes when you bring your own words and the studio writes the music around them.
GuideAI music video
Putting a moving picture to a track you generated, and what the studio exports today.
Questions songwriters ask first
If something is not covered here, support@flowmusic.lol reaches a human.
What is Flow Music?
It is a browser studio for songwriters. You describe the track or paste your lyrics, the studio arranges and performs it, and you get two takes plus a mixed master to refine.
How do I write a song from a prompt?
Describe what you want to hear, choose a style, pick the length and decide whether the track carries vocals. Two takes come back with a producer log so you can compare arrangements before you keep one.
Can I use my own lyrics?
Yes. Switch to lyrics mode, paste up to 2,000 characters, and mark sections with tags like [Verse] and [Chorus]. The studio writes the music around your words.
Can I generate an instrumental only?
Yes. Choose Instrumental only and the vocal is left out, which is what most video, podcast and game beds need.
How long can a track be?
Render a 1:30 clip, a full song up to four minutes, or an extended edit. Longer renders use more credits.
Do I get the stems?
Pro and Studio download separated stems for vocals, drums, bass and the remaining instruments, plus the full mix in MP3 and WAV.
Can I release the songs commercially?
Every paid plan includes commercial rights for the tracks you generate, so you can publish them on streaming platforms, in videos, or in client work.
What does Flow Music cost?
Starter is $9, Pro is $19 and Studio is $49 per month, with yearly billing saving 20%. Every plan runs through Stripe and can be cancelled at any time.
How many credits does a song use?
A 1:30 clip is about 20 credits, a full song about 35 and an extended edit about 60. Every plan includes a monthly credit allowance that resets with the billing period.
Is Flow Music the official website of a music model?
No. flowmusic.lol is an independent third-party studio. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or operated by Google, YouTube or any other music generation service.
Open the studio and write the first line
Sign in with Google, pick a plan when you are ready to render, and keep everything you write. Two takes are waiting on every brief.
Independent studio - not affiliated with Google, YouTube or any music generation service.