Start by selecting one of the voice presets currently available in the interface, or choose a custom voice that has finished training on your account. A preset is ready to use when it is listed as available. Custom voices are personal assets: use your own voice or a voice for which the owner has given explicit permission. Do not use a voice to impersonate someone, mislead listeners, or bypass a person's rights. The available voice list and its labels are the source of truth for what can be selected. Voice choice changes the vocal performance applied to the source song; it does not transfer ownership of the song or recording.
AI Song Cover Generator
Use an AI Song Cover Generator to create a new vocal version from an uploaded or generated song with an authorized voice. Preview and download the MP3.
Create a new vocal version of a song with an available licensed voice or a custom voice you are authorized to use. Sign in to choose a source, adjust the mix, and save the finished MP3 in your cover history.
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How to Use an AI Song Cover Generator
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Select an Upload or a Generated Song
You must be signed in before creating a cover. Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A, or OGG file no larger than 50 MB and no longer than 5 minutes, or choose a completed track from your own generated-music history. Selecting a history item avoids uploading the same file again, but you should still confirm that the chosen version is the one you intend to process. The service creates a new vocal performance over the supplied song; it is not a tool for changing a song's ownership, lyrics, composition, or permissions. Submit only audio you are allowed to process and keep the original source available for comparison.
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Shape Pitch, Reverb, and Track Balance
Use the available controls to set pitch, reverb, vocal volume, and instrumental volume before you start. Small adjustments are easier to evaluate than extreme settings: compare the vocal against the source and check that the accompaniment remains audible. These controls change the generated cover mix and do not promise that every melody, timing detail, or instrumental part will remain unchanged. If you plan to continue in a DAW, note the settings used for the version you keep and make edits on a copy. The preview and final file are practical working outputs, so judge them in the context of the song and voice you selected.
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Train a Custom Voice with Authorized Audio
Custom voice training accepts clean vocal material from you or from a voice owner who has clearly authorized its use. You can add multiple files or record in the browser. Provide at least 5 minutes of usable vocal audio; around 10 minutes is recommended for a more consistent result. Training accepts up to 12 files, 150 MB in total, and 30 minutes of audio. Avoid instrumental-heavy recordings, long silence, clipping, or strong effects because they make the voice material harder to evaluate. Confirm the consent statement in the training dialog and keep records of the permission that covers the voice. Training availability, first-training offers, and credit costs are shown by the current interface before submission and may change with configuration. Never train or deploy a voice for impersonation, deception, or rights violations.
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Preview, Save, and Revisit Your Cover
After processing finishes, the generated cover is returned as an MP3 and added to your song-cover history. Use the browser player to check the vocal entrance, chorus, quieter sections, and the ending before downloading. A cover is produced from the supplied song and selected voice, so phrasing, artifacts, or balance may differ from the source. If the result needs editing, move the MP3 into a DAW, align it to a reference copy, and make changes on a duplicate rather than replacing the source. History lets you find the task again and download the available result; it does not create additional stems or restore an original multitrack session.
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Rights, Training, and Frequently Asked Questions
What audio can I use as the source?
After signing in, upload MP3, WAV, M4A, or OGG audio under 50 MB and up to 5 minutes, or select a completed song from your own generated history. You must have the necessary rights.
Can I create a custom voice?
Yes. Add or record authorized clean vocals for training. Use at least 5 minutes, with about 10 minutes recommended; limits are 12 files, 150 MB total, and 30 minutes.
What does the result contain?
A completed task produces an MP3 cover that remains available in your cover history for preview and download. It is a new performance over the selected song, not a complete multitrack export.
How much does a cover or voice training cost?
The current credit requirement is shown before submission. Training offers and prices are runtime configuration, so do not rely on a fixed amount stated in a page description.
Can I publish the generated cover commercially?
Only if you have the required rights for the source song, recording, lyrics, and voice, and your plan and Terms permit the intended use. Processing does not grant those rights automatically.