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AI music models you can try for free

Four models anyone can read about and try. Each page says who made it, what it can really do, and where it falls short.

ACE-Step and DiffRhythm write full songs with singing. MusicGen makes short instrumental clips and is not for commercial use. Riffusion draws a few seconds of sound as a picture. All four demos run on Hugging Face, not on this site.

  • Demos load only when you click
  • Limits checked on each demo
  • None of them is our song maker

Three kinds of result

Pick by what you need to come out the other end. These pictures are songs from our own generator, drawn so you can see the shape of each kind.

An orange waveform of a whole song on a dark background, quieter at the start and end and loud through the middle.

A whole song

Verses, choruses and an ending, with a voice. ACE-Step and DiffRhythm aim for this. The picture is “All Night Long”, 2:29.

A spectrogram of 30 seconds of a jazzy lofi beat, with bright regular bands near the bottom and soft colour above.

A short instrumental

A sentence goes in and half a minute of music comes out, no words. That’s MusicGen’s demo. Pictured: the first 30 seconds of “Corner Booth”.

A spectrogram of eight seconds of a punchy intro, with bright vertical stripes marking each hit.

A few seconds

Enough for an idea, not a track. Riffusion’s demo stops at 10 seconds, about this much of our intro “Boot Up”.

The four side by side

From each model’s own page and demo, read on 5 November 2026.

ACE-StepMade by: ACE-Step teamSinging: YesLength in the demo: 30 to 240 secondsFor paid work: Its terms permit it
DiffRhythmMade by: ASLP-labSinging: YesLength in the demo: 95 to 285 secondsFor paid work: Unclear: two sets of terms
MusicGenMade by: MetaSinging: No realistic voicesLength in the demo: 10 to 30 secondsFor paid work: No
RiffusionMade by: Forsgren and MartirosSinging: Not confirmedLength in the demo: 5 to 10 secondsFor paid work: Yes, with use limits

Check a model’s current terms yourself before you sell anything made with it.

What a free demo can’t promise

These demos are generous, and they’re also someone else’s shared computer.

You may wait

Free machines are shared with everyone trying the same thing, so a run can sit in a queue.

A run may stop

Hugging Face limits free use, and a demo can go offline. Riffusion’s original one already has.

Keep what you like

Nothing goes to your library here. Save a result from the demo itself before you close the tab.

About these music models

Which of these AI music models is best for a full song?

ACE-Step or DiffRhythm, as they’re the two built for singing. DiffRhythm asks for a time before each lyric line. ACE-Step takes plain lyrics with section tags, so it’s the easier place to start.

Are these models the ones behind your song maker?

No. Our song maker uses different models, and these pages exist so you can compare. A demo here won’t sound like a song from our maker, and the reverse is true too.

Do I need an account to try them?

Not with us. Hugging Face may ask you to sign in with them once you pass its free limit. That’s their account and their limit, and it has nothing to do with your credits here.

Why does nothing load until I click?

The demos come from another company’s site. Holding them back until you ask keeps the page quick and means Hugging Face gets no visit from you unless you want one.

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Done comparing?

A V6 run of our song maker costs 10 credits and gives you two songs to choose from.

Make a song

Two free songs, no account needed.