MakeBPM is a browser-based AI music studio that turns a text prompt, pasted lyrics, or a reference audio clip into finished songs, beats, background music, and soundtracks.
What is MakeBPM?
MakeBPM is an AI music generator running model V5 that works entirely in a web browser and converts a short description of a mood, genre, or scene into playable music. Its inputs are a prompt of up to 500 characters, your own pasted lyrics, or an uploaded reference track that guides the sound and energy; a standard generation costs 12 credits and returns 2 finished tracks, each delivered with generated cover art. New accounts start with 12 free credits and no credit card required, and support is handled by email at [email protected].
Key Features
- AI Song Generator — Generate complete songs, beats, background music, and soundtracks from a prompt, mood, genre, scene, or creative brief.
- AI Rap Generator — Create rap tracks from an idea, custom lyrics, flow direction, vocal style, mood, and BPM preference.
- AI Lyrics Generator — Write editable verses, choruses, hooks, rap lyrics, jingles, and complete song drafts.
- Lyrics to Song — Turn written lyrics into a vocal song with melody, arrangement, instruments, tempo, and song structure.
- AI Music Extender — Extend songs, loops, demos, and audio clips while guiding the continuation’s style, energy, and structure.
- AI Album Cover Generator — Create cover artwork for singles, albums, mixtapes, playlists, podcasts, and music releases.
- Additional Music Tools
Create: Build musical ideas with the Chord Progression Generator, preview different chord sequences, customize their order, and export them for further production.
- Edit: Use the Music Speed Changer to slow down or speed up audio, preserve the original key, change pitch independently, and move tracks toward a target BPM.
Analyze: Detect track tempo with the BPM Finder, or identify musical key, scale, Camelot code, relative key, and key clarity with the Key Finder.
Extract and Convert
Turn recordings into editable MIDI drafts with the Audio to MIDI Converter, separate vocals, drums, bass, and instrumentals with the Stem Splitter, or create karaoke and remix-ready instrumentals using the Vocal Remover.
What makes MakeBPM stand out?
- Three starting points — begin from an idea prompt, your own lyrics, or a reference audio upload rather than a prompt alone, so a hook or an existing mood board can drive the result.
- Two tracks per generation — one standard generation costs 12 credits and returns 2 tracks, so you compare options instead of accepting a single take.
- Simple and advanced modes — the generator has a simple/advanced toggle with an advanced options panel and a 500-character prompt field; Instrumental is available, and a Prompt field is required.
- Auto-generated cover art — every example track on the site ships with matching artwork, such as the neon-city cover for Late Night Drive or the tavern scene for the game cue Tavern Quest.
- History and previews — a History page keeps past generations so you can replay preview tracks before downloading the one you want.
- Shaping tools in progress — Extend Song, AI Cover Song, Replace Section, Stem Splitter, and remix/style transfer are listed as upcoming features on the paid tiers.
- Free companion utilities — BPM Finder, Key Finder, Music Speed Changer, and Chord Progression Generator are marked Free, and sit alongside Audio to MIDI and Stem Splitter.
- Cover art and vocals in one flow — the toolchain also includes an AI Album Cover Generator for square cover art for singles, EPs, albums, and playlists.
Who should use MakeBPM?
- Video and social content creators: generate background music, intros, and short soundtracks for YouTube, TikTok, and social posts without licensing a catalog.
- Podcasters and show producers: build an intro theme and background beds that match the pace and mood of an episode; Podcast Signal (0:42) is one published example.
- Game and interactive media designers: produce themes, cues, and looping music for scenes and interactive experiences.
- Brand and event teams: turn a campaign idea or a wedding and birthday brief into a custom soundtrack rather than a stock track.
How does MakeBPM work?
- Tell it your idea by describing a mood, genre, or scene in the prompt field, or paste lyrics or upload reference audio.
- The AI generates tracks from that input; the site describes the wait as a few minutes, and each standard run returns 2 tracks.
- Pick your favorite from the previews, download it, and use it in your project.
Pricing
MakeBPM is freemium: 12 free credits up front, then monthly plans. Starter is $14.99/month with 600 credits (about 50 generations or 100 tracks), Text to Music and Lyrics to Song, BPM Finder and basic audio tools, MP3 downloads, and personal plus light commercial use. Pro is $24.99/month with 1,500 credits (about 125 generations or 250 tracks), commercial use, Vocal Remover, and WAV export, Extend Song, and AI Cover Song listed as upcoming. Max is $59.99/month with 5,000 credits (about 416 generations or 832 tracks) and a priority generation queue, with Stem Splitter, Replace Section, and remix/style transfer upcoming. Monthly, yearly (up to 40% off), and one-time billing are offered.
FAQ
Is MakeBPM free to try?
Yes. New accounts receive 12 free credits with no credit card required. Because a standard generation costs 12 credits and returns 2 tracks, that balance covers one full generation; extra capacity requires a paid Starter, Pro, or Max plan.
Do I need music experience to use MakeBPM?
No. The site states that no music theory or technical skills are required, and the whole flow is describing a mood, genre, or scene in plain language and clicking Generate Now; the result is a playable track rather than a project file you have to arrange yourself.
Can I use my own lyrics or upload audio?
Yes. MakeBPM accepts pasted lyrics through its Lyrics to Song flow and an uploaded reference track that guides the sound, style, or energy of the generated music, alongside the plain text prompt option.
Starter includes MP3 downloads. WAV export is listed as an upcoming feature on the Pro tier rather than an available download today, so MP3 is the format confirmed on the current pricing table.
How long does a generation take?
The workflow section describes the generation step as taking a few minutes, after which you review the returned tracks and download the one you prefer. Max subscribers get a priority generation queue for faster turnaround.
