9 Best Free AI Music Generators in 2026

If you want to generate as much as possible without paying, Suno is hard to beat. Its free plan refills 50 credits every day on Suno's free models, one of the largest published daily allowances on this list, and a single generation can run up to 8 minutes.

The catch is what you can take away: since September 3, 2026 free accounts get at most 7 lifetime trial downloads, and free songs are for personal, non-commercial use only. Accounts created after that date only occasionally receive trial downloads.

Pro costs $10 a month and adds commercial rights and 20 downloads a month. Use Suno free to explore styles, and plan to pay once you want to keep songs.

Google Flow Music is where Producer.ai, and Riffusion before it, now lives: both old addresses redirect to flowmusic.app. You work by chatting with an AI producer, and it makes full songs with vocals on Google's Lyria 3.5 model.

For free users the standout is downloads: the pricing table lists MP3, WAV and M4A files and stem downloads on every tier, Free included. The free plan runs on daily top-up credits, but Google does not publish how many, and commercial use rights are listed as a paid benefit starting with the $8 Starter plan. You need to be 18 or older and in a supported region.

Mureka gives free accounts 50 Gold a day, enough for up to four songs with its basic model, and the daily Gold expires if you do not use it. The songs come with vocals and lyrics, so it is a fair way to test ideas every day.

The limit for free users is clear in Mureka's own FAQ: downloading is a subscription-only feature, so free songs stay inside the app. Paid plans unlock downloads, commercial rights and newer models, plus extras such as a splitter for up to 12 stems and Reference, which builds a song inspired by a track you upload. Pro works out to $7.17 a month on the yearly plan.

ElevenLabs Music, also called Eleven Music, was built with artists, labels and publishers, and it sings lyrics in many languages. Free accounts share 10,000 credits a month across all ElevenLabs products, and music uses 900 credits a minute, so the free plan covers about 11 minutes of music.

The free tier is for listening and testing: under the Music Terms updated October 9, 2026, Free users cannot download music, must credit Eleven Music when distributing, and cannot distribute to streaming services. The Starter plan at $6 a month adds a commercial license and downloads, and section editing lets you regenerate one part of a song.

Stable Audio comes from Stability AI, and its latest model is trained on fully licensed data. It does not sing, so it suits beats, ambiences and sound design rather than songs with lyrics. The free plan gives 50 credits a month, which is about 12 full-mix tracks, for personal, non-commercial use.

Paid plans start with Solo at $12 a month, which adds a commercial license and 660 credits. The multi-track web app lets you add a track, regenerate one part, replace a section or extend a piece, and a DAW plugin brings it into your own setup, with tracks up to six minutes long.

Soundful takes a different approach to free: you can generate as many instrumental tracks as you like from 25 or more free styles, but you can only download one MP3 a month, and you must credit Soundful when you use it. That makes it a good sketchpad for finding a beat or a mood before you commit.

It does not create vocals, so singers and rappers will need another tool. The Plus plan costs $9.99 a month, or $4.99 a month billed yearly, and adds 100 MP3 and WAV downloads with a commercial license, while Pro adds stem packs and Ableton project export.

Mubert is built for functional music: background tracks for streams, podcasts and videos made from a prompt, an image, a mood or a BPM. Its free Ambassador plan gives 25 tracks and 5 MP3 downloads a month at a fixed length, for non-commercial use and with attribution.

Be careful with upgrades: the $14 Creator plan is still non-commercial, and Pro at $39 a month is the first plan that allows monetized use. No plan lets you publish tracks to streaming services or register them with Content ID. Developers can use the Mubert API for apps and games.

AIVA is a composition tool more than a song maker, with instrumental music in over 250 styles and MIDI export, which composers can open in a DAW and rework note by note. The free plan allows three downloads a month, as MP3 and MIDI, of tracks up to three minutes long.

Free use is non-commercial, you must credit the company, which keeps the copyright. The Standard plan costs EUR 15 a month plus VAT and allows limited monetization on platforms like YouTube and TikTok, while the Pro plan is the one that hands you the copyright. There are no vocals.