Create a song
Use lyrics or a description to begin a music generation task.
About Soundora
Soundora brings song creation and audio tools into one clear workspace. Start with words, shape the sound, and keep your creative process moving.
Start creatingProduct and support
We operate this music creation service under the Soundora brand. Our workspace brings song generation, lyric writing and audio tools together. Product, account, billing and privacy questions can be sent to the public support email below.
What you can do
Use lyrics or a description to begin a music generation task.
Choose a style and, where supported, guide the voice before creating.
Use tools such as vocal separation to continue working with a track.
Our approach
We show task costs before submission and keep your work in your account. Available features and plan details are listed where you use them.
Soundora is designed around the steps a creator actually takes: write an idea, choose a sound, listen to a draft and decide what to change. The AI Music Generator starts with a description or lyrics, while the AI Song Generator makes that song-focused workflow easier to find. Audio tools such as Vocal Remover address a different need: working with a recording that already exists.
Keeping these paths close together lets you move from writing to listening without pretending that one prompt solves every creative decision. A title, a short verse, a mood or a source recording can each be a useful starting point. Soundora gives those inputs a clear place, then leaves the final judgement about whether the result fits your project to you.
Soundora keeps the creative inputs in one workspace. Lyrics mode gives you a title and editable lyric draft; Description mode starts from a written idea. Choose genres, add mood, rhythm or instrument directions, and set the vocal preferences offered for your mode. The form shows the credit quote before you submit so you can review the settings and cost together.
Each submitted task has a status in My Creations. Open a completed song to compare its delivered versions, read the lyrics, and use the player to listen. Audio stays in your private workspace unless you choose to share a song through its share link. Public showcase examples give you another way to explore styles before working on your own idea.
Some people arrive with finished words and want to hear how they might sound as a song. Others only know that a scene should feel calm, bright or energetic. Someone editing an existing recording may instead want to listen to vocals without the backing track. These are different creative questions, so the site presents separate entry points and explanations.
You can use the tools page to compare inputs and outputs before choosing a route. A text-to-song task starts with your description or lyrics; vocal separation starts with an audio file you have permission to process. Planning this first prevents wasted revisions and helps you prepare the material that the selected tool actually needs.
Soundora does not assume a free allowance, a universal commercial license or a fixed speed for every job. Those details depend on the current configuration, processing service and the rights attached to a particular source. The relevant tool and pricing page show the information available for a submission, and legal pages explain broader account terms.
If you have a question about a task, an account or a bill, use Contact to open a support request and track the response. Feedback about unclear labels or missing steps is useful too. We want the site to help you make a better decision about your next creative action, even when the right answer is to keep developing an idea before generating anything.