Style transformation
Point a source toward acoustic pop, rock, jazz, electronic, or a custom production note, and hear the same song in a different genre.
AI song cover
Upload a track you own or pick one from My Music, set a style, and generate two cover versions.
Cover controls
Set the genre, lyrics or instrumental mode, and how tightly the cover song should follow the original melody.
Point a source toward acoustic pop, rock, jazz, electronic, or a custom production note, and hear the same song in a different genre.
Paste lyrics for a vocal cover song, or switch on instrumental for a new arrangement without a lead voice.
A cover keeps the melodic direction of the source and rebuilds everything around it, so the original tune stays recognisable in the new genre.

Upload a source, describe the new style, and get two cover versions back in the same workspace.
Upload a file you own or pick a saved track from My Music. Covers are limited to 8 minutes.
Name the genre and vocal direction, or turn on instrumental if you want no lead vocal.
One run returns two versions to play and download from recent covers.
The closer the style note is to a real production, the less you have to rerun.
Name the instruments and mood you want, plus anything to avoid, such as harsh distortion. A specific brief beats a one-word genre.
Paste lyrics for a sung cover. Leave them empty and enable instrumental for a new arrangement only.
Fill in Styles to avoid when a genre keeps creeping in. Listing what you do not want is often faster than rewriting the style line.
It takes source audio you own and generates a new cover song in a target style, keeping the melodic direction while changing arrangement and production.
MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, and WEBM up to 8 minutes. Use audio you own or have permission to transform.
Yes. Enable Instrumental cover to skip lyrics and request a new arrangement without a lead vocal.
That is the main use. Describe the target genre in the style field and the cover maker rebuilds the production around it while keeping the source melody.
No. Upload the finished track as you have it. If you want separate instrument layers instead, run the stem splitter first.
Most runs finish in a few minutes and return two versions, so you can compare two directions before downloading.
Successful covers stay in your account history with players and download links. Download files you want to keep locally.
Set a style and get two AI cover versions from one source track.
Generate coverAdd source audio, a title, and a style.