Skip to main content
Music Maker AI

Lofi music generator

Slow keys, soft drums and rain. Beats to study, sleep and stream to.

0 / 500
Pick any
Instrumental
No vocals, just music
Lyrics first
Off for instrumentals

Free songs are public, so leave out anything private. By creating you accept the Terms and confirm you’re 18+.

Lofi tracks made here

Two moods, both instrumental, measured with our own Key Finder.

Cover of “Rain Notes”: rain on a window over a desk lamp and an open notebook

Rain Notes

2:58

Cozy lofi beat for studying

  • E major
  • 71 BPM
  • Rain and piano

Made from: “cozy lofi beat for studying, soft rain, slow piano, vinyl crackle”

Cover of “Corner Booth”: a quiet café booth with a coffee cup and a guitar

Corner Booth

2:48

Jazzy lofi coffee shop beat

  • C major
  • 74 BPM
  • Jazzy guitar

Made from: “jazzy lofi coffee shop beat, mellow guitar, soft brushes”

Lofi moods to start from

Name the moment and the sounds, and the beat follows.

Study

Slow piano, soft rain and a steady beat that stays out of the way.

Sleep

Very slow, warm pads, gentle tape hiss and almost no drums.

Coffee shop

Jazzy chords, mellow guitar and brushes on the snare.

Night city

Rhodes keys, a deeper bass and distant street sounds.

Rainy day

Muted piano under steady rain, a little melancholy.

Anime

Bright keys, soft strings and a nostalgic melody on top.

Tempo by moment

Lofi lives between about 60 and 90 BPM. Here is where each mood sits.

Tempo chart: sleep 60 to 70 BPM, study 70 to 85, coffee shop 75 to 90, with “Rain Notes” at 71 and “Corner Booth” at 74
Rain Notes
Cozy lofi beat for studying · 2:58
Corner Booth
Jazzy lofi coffee shop beat · 2:48
Two study tracks: one with rain, one from a coffee shop.

Sleep: 60 to 70

Say “very slow” and “no drums” to keep it under your breathing.

Study: 70 to 85

“Rain Notes” landed at 71. Slow enough to read to, steady enough to keep you going.

Want a number?

Write it in, like “72 BPM”. Check the result with our free BPM Finder.

Lofi Music Generator at a glance

What goes in, what comes out.

You describe
The mood, the moment and the sounds you want
You get
Two full tracks a run, usually 2 to 3 minutes each
Vocals
Off by default; switch them on for soft, hazy singing
Texture
Ask for vinyl crackle, rain, tape hiss or city sounds
Streams and videos
With a paid plan (from $9.90 a month) or a pack (from $9.90)
Free try
2 tracks free, no sign-up

New tracks, a converter, or a playlist?

Three ways to get lofi, and what each gives you.

Starts fromMade here: Your descriptionLofi converter: A song you already haveSomeone else’s playlist: Nothing, just press play
The musicMade here: New tracksLofi converter: The same song, slowedSomeone else’s playlist: Other people’s tracks
On your streamMade here: With a paid plan or packLofi converter: Only if you own the songSomeone else’s playlist: Usually not allowed
CostMade here: Free to try, then creditsLofi converter: FreeSomeone else’s playlist: Free to listen

For a slowed version of a song you own, try our free Slowed + Reverb tool.

Where lofi plays

Long sessions, late nights and quiet streams.

Vietnamese student in her twenties with a messy bun studying at a desk lamp, rain on the window

Late study nights

Make a few rainy tracks and play them back to back for a long session.

White streamer in his thirties with a beanie and red beard at a desk with a mic and a cozy room scene on screen

Streams

A bed for chatting or drawing on stream, made by you.

Ethiopian café owner in her forties with a headwrap behind a small espresso bar, speaker on a shelf

A small café

Jazzy, quiet tracks that fill the room without taking it over.

Older Brazilian man with grey curls reading in bed under warm light, phone on the nightstand

Winding down

Slow, drumless tracks for the last half hour of the day.

Two coffee-shop takes

Both stayed in C major, at 74 and 70 BPM, close enough to play one after the other.

Corner Booth, one run: “jazzy lofi coffee shop beat, mellow guitar, soft brushes”

Take 1

2:48
  • 74 BPM
  • C major

Take 2

3:06
  • 70 BPM
  • C major

How to make a lofi beat

Describe it, listen, keep the good ones.

Young Korean man with round glasses and headphones on his neck at a laptop beside a window at dusk
  1. 1

    Name the moment

    Study, sleep, coffee shop or night city. Add the sounds: rain, crackle, Rhodes.

  2. 2

    Keep it slow

    Say “slow” or “laid-back”, or write a tempo. Press Create for two tracks.

  3. 3

    Build a playlist

    Run a few moods, like the ones you love, and play them in a row.

Questions about the Lofi Music Generator

Can I use the tracks on a stream or on YouTube?

Yes, tracks made on a paid plan or credit pack can play on your streams and videos. Please don’t register them in Content ID, so others making music here are not flagged.

Can I run a 24/7 lofi channel with them?

You can use the tracks, but YouTube may not pay channels that post many near-identical videos. Mix moods, add your own visuals, and make each upload different.

Do the tracks loop?

Each track has its own ending, not a seamless loop. For a long session, make several and play them back to back.

Can I make lofi with vocals?

Yes. Switch Instrumental off and ask for soft, hazy vocals, or paste your own words.

Is the lofi generator free?

Make 2 tracks with no account, then sign up free and verify your email for 20 credits. Free tracks play and share; downloads come with a paid plan or pack.

Can the lofi music generator add rain or vinyl crackle?

Yes, ask for it. “Rain Notes” was made from “soft rain, slow piano, vinyl crackle”.

How long are lofi music generator tracks?

With Instrumental on, the model picks the length. “Corner Booth” came out at 2:48 and its second take at 3:06.

Not covered here.Ask us something else

Make your own study beat

Two free tracks, no account needed. Rain and crackle included if you ask.