Lo-fi0:26
Instrumental
Mellow lo-fi hip-hop for a late-night study video. Warm Rhodes piano, dusty drums at 78 BPM, soft vinyl texture, and a rounded bass line. Keep the melody sparse and the volume steady. Instrumental only, no vocals.
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Lyria 3.5
AI Music Generator
Create songs and instrumental music with Lyria 3.5, Google DeepMind’s music generation model. Describe the sound you want, choose vocals or instrumental, and generate a track you can preview and download. Explore prompt examples for videos, games, and personal projects.
PlayLyria is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Google or Google DeepMind.
Music prompt templates
Listen to an original instrumental demo, then use the prompt.
Cinematic0:22
Instrumental
A cinematic orchestral soundtrack for a mountain travel film. Begin with a delicate piano motif, introduce layered strings, then build to soaring brass and deep percussion. A spacious, hopeful mood with a clear ending. Instrumental only.
Electronic0:17
Instrumental
Driving electronic music for a neon city racing game. Analog synth arpeggios, a tight four-on-the-floor kick at 120 BPM, and a pulsing bass line. Keep a steady groove with subtle changes and a restrained melody. No vocals.
Acoustic0:24
Instrumental
Warm acoustic background music for a slow Sunday cooking video. Fingerpicked steel-string guitar, light brushed percussion, and soft upright bass at 85 BPM. An unhurried melody with space for narration. No singing or humming.
Ambient0:21
Instrumental
Gentle fantasy music for exploring a woodland village in a role-playing game. Pizzicato strings, wooden flute, soft harp, and a light hand-drum pulse. Curious and peaceful, without a dramatic crescendo. Instrumental only. Aim for a loop-friendly ending.
Indie pop0:22
Vocal prompt
A personal indie pop song for a close friend. Intimate, clear lead vocals, warm acoustic guitar, soft piano, and an easy mid-tempo rhythm. Start with a short instrumental intro, then sing the supplied verse and chorus.
From a prompt to a track
Describe your music
Include a genre, mood, and instruments. Choose instrumental music or add vocals and your own lyrics.
Generate a track
Sign in and submit your prompt. One credit is reserved while Lyria 3.5 creates your music.
Listen and download
Preview the result and download the MP3. Your tracks and their expiry dates are saved in My Music.
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Questions before you create?
Credits, downloads, and how generation works.
How much does a generation cost?
One delivered track uses 1 credit. The Starter pack is $4.90 for 20 credits; Creator is $9.90 for 50. Browsing prompts and guides does not cost credits. There is no subscription.
Can I make instrumental music or add my own lyrics?
Yes. Choose Instrumental to request music without vocals. Choose With vocals to set a lyrics language and optionally enter your own lyrics. Lyrics are submitted as written; pronunciation and adherence can vary.
How long will my track be?
You can request approximately 30 seconds to 3 minutes in Advanced options, or let the model choose. This is guidance, so the actual duration may differ. The player shows the length of the delivered audio.
What happens if a generation fails?
A credit is reserved when a task starts and spent only when audio is delivered. If no audio can be delivered, the reserved credit is returned. An uncertain request is checked without starting a second paid generation.
Can I download my music?
Delivered tracks can be previewed and downloaded as MP3 files from the generator or My Music. Private audio is stored for 30 days. Download tracks you want to keep before their displayed expiry date.
Does “Generate again” change my existing track?
It creates a new track from the same input and uses another credit. The previous track stays in your history. Outputs can differ even when the prompt is the same; editing an existing recording is not available.