
Music AI is software that learns patterns in melody, rhythm, sound and words, then uses them to write, sing, split and polish music from your ideas.
Music AI covers the whole path from an idea to a finished track.




Each track came from a single prompt.
Song with vocals
An electro pop song about a robot learning to dance.
Instrumental
A cinematic travel score with strings and taiko.
Lyrics follow your story and section tags.
A tune is shaped to fit the syllables.
Drums, bass and chords match the genre.
A singer performs the melody with your words.
Pick the job, then the tool.
| Job | Tool | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Gift or story song | Music Generator | A full song with vocals |
| Video background | Background Music | An instrumental at any length |
| Practice or remix | Stem Splitter | Separate vocal and band tracks |
| DJ set or cover | BPM and Key Finder | Tempo and key for any track |
| Studio editing | Audio to MIDI | MIDI notes from a melody |
Try three kinds of music AI on one track.

Open the Stem Splitter and pick a mode, from vocals and instrumental to a full band split.

Give the AI Lyrics Generator a topic, a title, a genre and a mood.

Upload a track to AI Mastering, choose a style preset or a reference and set the loudness.
Songs you make on MusiCraft come with commercial licensing and a downloadable certificate, so you can use them in videos, podcasts, ads and releases.
Yes. You can start free in the browser and hear two complete takes from every prompt.
They do the same work. An AI music website runs in your browser, while AI music programs install on a computer. MusiCraft brings AI music online, on phones and computers.
Musicians add AI to music workflows to save time. Each AI tool for music drafts ideas fast, splits stems for practice and remixes, finds tempo and key, turns melodies into MIDI and masters demos, so you spend more time on the creative choices.
Yes. Paste lyrics with [Verse] and [Chorus] tags and the song sings them in order, with a lead vocal and harmonies.
Pick any length from 15 seconds to 6 minutes, from a short intro to a full song.
Describe one song and compare two finished takes in minutes.