Music generation from a prompt, including vocals and full songs. Go to suno.com/create, describe the song you want in Simple mode, and Suno generates full tracks with lyrics and vocals—or toggle Instrumental for music without vocals. Custom mode adds separate fields for lyrics, style, and title. Paid plans include commercial rights for new songs per Suno’s official feature descriptions.
Select Simple at suno.com/create, write a plain-language description of what you want to hear, and click Create. Suno generates lyrics and arrangement automatically.
What to provide
Details that improve the result
Example prompt
A mellow indie folk song about driving home at dusk. Acoustic guitar, soft male vocals, warm and reflective. Mid-tempo, no heavy drums.
If the first output is not good
Common mistakes
Toggle Custom at the top of Create. Enter lyrics, add style instructions, set a title, then Create. You retain ownership of original lyrics you input.
What to provide
Details that improve the result
Example prompt
Lyrics: [your verse and chorus]. Style: “melodic emotional deep house with organic textures, steady groove, warm bass.” Title: “Night Drive”. Instrumental: off.
If the first output is not good
Common mistakes
Put genre-specific details in the Style field (Custom) or the main prompt (Simple). v4.5 supports longer, conversational style instructions.
What to provide
Details that improve the result
Example prompt
Style: “Create a melodic, emotional deep house song with organic textures and hypnotic rhythms. Begin with soft ambient layers and a deep steady groove. Build gradually with flowing synths, warm basslines, and subtle percussion.”
If the first output is not good
Common mistakes
Toggle Instrumental in Create (Simple or Custom). Describe the style you want to hear without vocal instructions.
What to provide
Details that improve the result
Example prompt
Instrumental on. Style: “Cinematic ambient underscore, slow build, strings and soft pulses, hopeful ending, no vocals, no sudden drops.”
If the first output is not good
Common mistakes
In Custom mode, use the Lyrics box for words and optional section context. v4.5 responds to prompts inside the lyrics field—not only the Style field.
What to provide
Details that improve the result
Example prompt
Lyrics: “[Verse 1 – quiet, intimate] … [Chorus – open, anthemic] …” Style: “indie pop, bright drums, jangly guitar.” Title: “Open Window”.
If the first output is not good
Common mistakes
Check your plan’s commercial terms in Suno help before monetizing. Paid plans include commercial rights for new songs per official catalog descriptions; verify current terms before release.
What to provide
Details that improve the result
Example prompt
Before using a generated track in a client ad, confirm your Pro or Premier plan includes commercial rights for new songs, download the version from Library, and keep a record of generation date and account plan.
If the first output is not good
Common mistakes
Suno prompts describe what you want to hear: genre, mood, instrumentation, and topic. Simple mode uses one description; Custom splits lyrics, Style, and title. On v4.5, conversational Style prompts and context in the Lyrics box both shape the result.
Mode: Simple. Prompt: “Upbeat funk song about weekend farmers markets. Horn section, tight drums, playful male vocals.” Instrumental: off.
Simple mode is fastest for ideas. Switch to Custom when you need exact lyrics, titles, or separate style control.
Example
Simple: “A rap song about flying dinosaurs.” Custom: paste your own verses and set Style to “boom bap, playful, kids-friendly.”
Genre, instruments, energy, and arrangement belong in Style (Custom) or the main prompt (Simple). Keep lyrics for words and story.
Example
Style: “melodic deep house, organic textures, steady groove, warm bass, subtle percussion build.”
v4.5 accepts longer, narrative style instructions—describe intro, build, and texture instead of comma tags only.
Example
“Begin with soft ambient layers and a deep groove. Gradually add flowing synths and intricate percussion.”
For backing tracks, turn Instrumental on and describe mood and instruments—do not rely on “no vocals” buried in prose.
Example
Instrumental on. “Ethereal electro hypnotic instrumental with sweeping pads and slow pulse.”
Change Style or one lyric section per regeneration. Suno returns two versions—compare before rewriting everything.
Example
Keep lyrics, change Style from “rock” to “acoustic rock, slower tempo, lighter drums.”
Open Create in web or mobile
Visit suno.com/create on web or tap Create in the iOS/Android app (listed as Suno - AI Songs & Music Maker). Workflows align across platforms.
Simple mode for speed
One text box describes what you want to hear. Examples from Suno help range from a short genre-plus-topic line to detailed instrumentation notes.
Custom mode for lyrics
Toggle Custom to enter lyrics, Style, Advanced options, and Title. Suno can still generate lyrics if you leave the box empty.
Separate lyrics and Style
Put words and section context in Lyrics; put genre, mood, and production in Style. v4.5 also reads context prompts inside the Lyrics box.
Use Instrumental toggle
Explicitly toggle Instrumental instead of only saying “no vocals.” Style carries most of the musical direction.
Try the dice for inspiration
In Simple mode, the dice icon generates a random prompt when you are stuck on a starting idea.
Expect two versions
Each Create produces two song versions in your Library. Listen to both before changing prompts.
v4.5 style paragraphs
Newer models accept detailed, conversational Style instructions—intro, groove, build, and texture—in addition to short genre tags.
Add structure in lyrics
Label verses, chorus, or mood shifts in the Lyrics box on v4.5. Keep production language in Style when possible.
Own your original lyrics
Suno states you retain ownership and rights to original lyrics you input, regardless of mode.
Check commercial rights by plan
Official catalog notes commercial rights for new songs on paid plans. Read Rights & Ownership and pricing before client or release use.
Paid features for stems and vocals
Catalog descriptions note paid plans can record or add vocals and separate stems from generated songs—confirm availability on your plan.
Iterate one variable
Adjust Style OR lyrics OR instrumental toggle per run. wholesale rewrites make it harder to see what helped.
Organize with titles
Custom mode includes a Title field—use it before Library grows large.
Verify app identity on mobile
Suno help asks users to confirm developer Suno, Inc. if unsure which app is installed; contact support@suno.com for help.
Pricing, features, limits and latest updates
Music generation from a prompt, including vocals and full songs.
Free / Paid · Free
Free
Free
Pro
$10/ Monthly
Pro
$96/ Yearly
Premier
$30/ Monthly
Premier
$288/ Yearly
Paid plans can record or add vocals and separate stems from generated songs.
Generates full songs from a prompt; paid plans include commercial rights for new songs.
Share a prompt that worked for you. Username and email are shown with your submission. External links are not allowed.
Example prompt
Prompt
Upbeat indie pop song about catching the last train home. Female vocal, warm guitars, steady mid-tempo drum groove, hopeful chorus.
Short explanation
Simple mode takes one descriptive prompt; Suno hub articles recommend genre, instrumentation, mood, and vocal feel.
Example prompt
Prompt
Custom mode Styles: 90s boom bap, dusty drums, sampled piano, male rap vocal, 92 BPM Lyrics: [Verse 1] ... Exclude: heavy autotune, EDM drop
Short explanation
Custom mode separates Styles, Lyrics, and Exclude fields for more control over structure and sound.
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