AI music generator and song maker for creating original songs, beats, lyrics, and music videos
Fix closed eyes in photos using a reference photo
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free Plan: basic AI music generation features. Monthly plans: €12/month (Basic tier with 1,000 credits). Quarterly: €10/month (€37.50 for 3 months). Annually: €5.83/month (€140 per year with 50% discount, Premium tier with 12,000 credits).
Free: One shared free generation across all tools with watermarked preview. Paid: 1 purchased Credit ($1.49 single) for clean full-resolution download. High Fidelity 4× downloads use 2 Credits. Credits purchased one-time with no subscription; do not expire.
Key features
Quick prompt-to-track generation for fast music creation
Multiple audio export formats including MP3, M4A, WAV, and MP4
Directed song mode with lyrics, style notes, and vocal direction
AI music video generator for creating singer performances
Google Lyria 3.5 music generation models
Music library and album organization
AI song cover creation for restyling existing vocal tracks
Upload local songs to library for reworking and editing
Voice over studio with narration and musical backdrop
Style transfer and emotion recognition for musical adaptation
Upload photo and select person with closed eyes
Optional reference photo of same person for guidance
Review before and after results side by side
Generate repair focused on eye area only
One person per operation
Download result as new PNG file
Works in desktop and mobile browsers
30-day photo storage and history
Google account sign-in for purchases
No subscription required
What makes it different
Studio-ready output without starting from silence
Fast iteration from idea to playable music in minutes
Creative control over genre, mood, lyrics, vocals and instrumentation
Focused workflow keeping creation, preview, download and library management together
Lifetime commercial license for professional creators on annual plans
Uses real reference photos instead of guessing eye appearance