Overview
Songer offers four independent ways to create a track. Each method is designed for a specific starting point. Pick the approach that matches how you work.
Available options:
Generate: Create a song using genres, mood, and a written description
Custom Lyrics (Upgraded plans only): Upload your own lyrics and have music built around them
Instrumental (Upgraded plans only): Create a backing track without vocals
Each option works on its own. Choose one and focus.
Generate
The fastest way to get a track started.
In the Generate tab:
Enter a short description of your idea. Example: a love song with futuristic themes
Select genres to guide the sound. You can also specify instruments or vocal styles. Example: pop, acoustic, trumpet, duet
Choose a language, or keep the default
Select your Vocalist preference: Random, Male, or Female. Male and Female options are available on upgraded plans only
Click "Create Song"
Custom Lyrics (Upgraded Plans)
For musicians who already have words written.
In the Custom Lyrics tab:
Upload your lyrics
Optionally add a short description of the intended style. Example: a Halloween-inspired love song
Select genres
Select your Vocalist preference: Random, Male, or Female
Click "Create Song"
The system builds music around your lyrics, not the other way around.
A few things worth knowing about lyrics structure: Songer reads tags written in square brackets to understand song structure, vocals, and effects. For example: [Verse 1], [Chorus], [Bridge], [Duet]. Using these correctly makes a real difference in the output. For a full breakdown of how tags work, check out the Custom Lyrics Production Guide. You can also watch the animation below to see how a structured prompt comes together.
Instrumental (Upgraded Plans)
Built for backing tracks, background music, and projects that don't need vocals.
In the Instrumental tab:
Enter a prompt describing the mood or use case. Example: chill background music for focused work
Select genres and instruments. Example: acoustic, electric guitar
Click "Create Instrumental"
Generate the track and use it wherever vocals would get in the way.
