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Song Lab
Tell me the song in your own words. I'll draft lyrics around them, then a style prompt you can copy.
Drafts are AI-assisted. The lines you write stay yours.
You must be 18+ to use the Song Helper.
Demo mode. Samples on this page are not written by AI.
Create from scratch, base a new song on one you love, or bring your own story. Then a title, a feeling, and the point of the song. The draft comes after.
Pick one. You can switch anytime.
Type a song title and the artist. The helper describes the feel in general terms, then you write a new song. It does not copy lyrics or a melody.
Inspired by, not copied. Your song will be fully original.
Write a new song with this feel. The path is Hook, Verse 1, Verse 2, Bridge, then Done.
Paste the full song. Break it down uses 1 credit. A full rewrite uses 1 credit. The original draft stays in Idea Vault as proof you wrote it. 100% of your recording royalties. Publishing is optional, under a separate agreement.
Each part has its own box. Verse 1, the hook, Verse 2, and the bridge start you off. Add a verse or an outro if you need one. Nothing is filled in until you tap Use this. Extend, Shorten, and Rhymify sit beside your words. Your words stay until you tap Accept or Edit.
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These are your words, only the labels changed. Nothing is written into the boxes until you tap Accept this structure.
Pick a sound below and copy the style prompt. This path does not ask the story questions, and it does not write a new song over your lyrics.
Pick the path. Name the song first. Only that path stays on the page.
A muse is a person or a place in your life, not a famous name.
Pick one. You can switch anytime.
Daily Spark has four tabs. Each tab has its own ideas.
A blank box is enough. These questions are optional. The more you put in, the more human the draft feels.
Pick a feeling. A second one can tint it. Heartbreak, grateful, and hype still ask different questions later.
Pick up to two. These sit beside the kind of song.
Write, Reggae, Funny, Mad Libs, Superhero, Poem, and Battle are how you write. They are not another feeling. Flip it and Funkify wait until a draft is on the page.
Same questions either way. Form is one box at a time. Plai talks it through, and you can type or speak.
Tell me your stories. Your own words become the lyrics, and every answer is saved as your record of writing it.
Language and clean or explicit change the words. Region and genre are optional.
Optional. These follow the kind you picked. Heartbreak, grateful, and hype do not share a question. The more you put in, the more human the draft feels.
Those answers can go into the draft. You can keep going, or skip the rest.
Set these after the idea and the feeling. They shape the draft. They do not write a verse, a hook, or a bridge by themselves.
Region is optional. Skip it and the draft stays in plain speech. If you pick one, slang and everyday terms from that region can show up in any genre, not only rap. Battle can use them too. Tap a word to see the meaning and the source.
Concrete-detail rule: the song has to stand on something you can point at.
Verse, hook, bars, bridge, or the whole song. A part is the section, not a mode. Whole song uses the kind-of-song questions. A single part asks about that section. After a draft, you can add any part that is still missing.
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Hip-hop, country, R&B, and the rest. Love, heartbreak, and the other kinds are already chosen above. Comedy is its own lane.
The draft is on the page. If you only have a hook, add a verse, bars, or a bridge. A part that is already there stays off. The questions are the same part questions, and they follow what you answer.
Funkify, Flip it, or run the draft through Superhero. This uses the lyrics on the page, or different lines you paste here.
Sign up free to save to your account. Your lyrics stay on this device until you do. After you log in, import them from My lyrics.
Idea Vault, Read Me, and Persona Lock stay on your account. 100% of your recording royalties. Publishing is optional, under a separate agreement.
A waitlist card for posts and captions from this song. Apply free. No charge to apply. 100% of your recording royalties. Publishing is optional, under a separate agreement.
Questions
Who owns the lyrics I write in Song Lab? You keep ownership of your songs, subject to any publishing agreement you sign. Your answers and drafts are saved as a record of what you wrote. Only the human-written parts of a song can be protected by copyright, so keep your own words in it.
How are human and AI lyrics labeled? Every song carries an honest label: Human, AI-assisted, or Fully AI. If AI drafted lines that you kept, the song is AI-assisted.
Does Song Lab cost credits? Joining is free. Writing tools use credits, and buttons that use one say so, like Break it down (1 credit). New accounts start with starter credits.
What is Battle? Battle is a rap verse trade. You drop a verse and get one verse back that answers yours with its own pictures, not a copy of your lines.
What is Make it human? Make it human is a human pass on a song: real vocals, plus live players or a producer rebuild. A human re-record protects the new recording, but the song itself still needs human-written parts to be protected.