Flow Music
Turn text prompts and lyrics into original AI songs
What is Flow Music?
Flow Music is an AI music creation workspace. Describe the genre, mood and instruments you want, add your own lyrics or choose an instrumental, and generate a song. Open a saved track to Cover, Extend, Replace or Trim it, separate it into vocal and instrumental stems, and organize songs into projects and playlists. Download available files (mp3, wav, midi) or share a listening link. Useful for song demos, background music for videos, and podcast intros. Credit cost is shown before you generate.
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