Keep your music
Start from an instrumental you already like.
Give your music a singing voice by adding words and a simple direction
give your music a voice
Bring a track without singing, add some words, and hear it become a song with a voice on top.
Your instrumental stays the foundation. The new vocal follows its tempo and key so it sounds like it belongs.
It is a simple way to hear whether your music works as a song before spending more time on it.

Maybe you made a nice instrumental here, or you have a beat you are allowed to use. Add Vocal lets you put singing on it without finding a singer.
Paste your lyrics or describe what the song should be about, and the vocal is created to fit the rhythm and chords of your music.
Start from an instrumental you already like.
Use your own lyrics or a theme.
It can use the free credits new accounts receive.

A clean instrumental works best.
Upload a track or pick one from your library.
Paste lyrics or describe the theme and voice you imagine.
Hear the full song and keep the version you like.
Hear a voice on music you created here.
Try singing over a beat you have rights to.
Turn a short poem into a sung piece over music.
Busy melodies compete with a voice; simpler music works better.
A longer track needs enough lines to fill it.
Label the chorus so it lands where the music lifts.
No. You can describe a theme, though your own words give you more control.
Yes. Add Vocal is one of the tools you can try with the free credits.
Your instrumental is the basis of the song. Compare the result with your original to be sure.
Yes. Use the vocal remover on the finished song.
Add words to an instrumental and turn it into a full song.
Add vocals