Melodusk is an AI music generator that turns text into songs, with stem and MIDI tools. Free plan available; paid plans from $9.9/mo billed yearly.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Melodusk is a web-based AI music generator that turns text descriptions and lyrics into finished songs. According to the company, the platform composes melodies, harmonies, rhythms and, when requested, vocals, then delivers a mixed track in under two minutes. It is aimed at people with no musical training, such as video creators, podcasters, marketers and game developers who need original audio quickly.
Beyond song generation, Melodusk bundles a set of audio tools in the same account. The navigation lists lyric generation, music extension, covers, music video, a MIDI editor, audio-to-MIDI conversion, a BPM and key finder, and options to add instrumentals, add vocals, remove vocals and split stems. The site is available in English, Spanish, German, French and Portuguese.
The workflow has three steps. First, the user describes the music in plain language, including mood, genre, instruments, tempo or a scenario, for example upbeat electronic dance music with piano melodies. Second, the user chooses vocals or instrumental, picks a style from the genre library, and adjusts settings such as song length, energy level and instrumentation before generating.
Third, the user clicks generate and previews the result, which the company says takes under two minutes. Adjustments can be made if needed before downloading. Under the hood, the vendor states its model was trained on millions of songs to learn music theory and composition. The pricing page references model versions V4.5, V5 and V5.5, with access depending on the plan.
The core feature is text-to-music generation across more than 100 styles, including pop, rock, jazz, classical, hip-hop, EDM, country and ambient, with the option to combine genres into fusion styles. Users can generate lyrics separately, extend an existing track, create covers, and add instrumentals or vocals to existing audio. Paid tiers support file upload when extending music.
The studio tools focus on audio processing. Remove Vocal and Split Stems isolate vocals and instrumentals, and the homepage demonstrates original, acapella and karaoke versions of one track. Audio to MIDI, a MIDI editor and a BPM and key finder serve producers who want to continue work inside a digital audio workstation. Downloads come as MP3, with WAV on Pro and Studio.
Melodusk is a web-based AI music generator that turns text descriptions and lyrics into original songs. It also provides tools for vocal removal, stem splitting, MIDI conversion and BPM and key detection.
Melodusk has a Free plan at $0 and three paid plans. On annual billing, Lite is $9.9/mo, Pro is $19.9/mo and Studio is $59.9/mo, billed at $118.80, $238.80 and $718.80 per year. The site also shows higher struck-through prices and a new-user discount.
Yes. The Free plan includes 30 generations per month, limited to one per day, on the V4.5 model only. It has one running task and seven days of storage, and it does not include commercial usage rights.
Yes, on paid plans. All paid plans include commercial usage rights for business purposes, monetized content and commercial projects. The Free plan does not include them.
The company states that it supports over 100 genres and styles, including pop, rock, jazz, classical, electronic, hip-hop, country and ambient. Users can also combine genres to create fusion styles.
The source pages do not list any third-party integrations. Users generate and download tracks through the Melodusk website, and payments are handled through Stripe.
No. Subscription credits reset monthly on the billing date, and unused credits do not roll over. Existing creations remain accessible if credits run out.
Melodusk suits creators, marketers, podcasters, indie game developers and hobbyists who want original music without production skills. Producers can also use it for demos and for MIDI and stem work.