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The dark gaps in “Windows Down” are where one part hands over to the next. If your take has none, your tags probably didn’t land.
Try the ACE-Step team’s own demo below: tags and lyrics in, up to four minutes of song out.
ACE-Step is an open music model that sings. Its demo takes style tags and lyrics with [verse] and [chorus] markers, and makes 30 to 240 seconds of audio. Its makers publish it under Apache 2.0, and the later v1.5 under MIT.
This is the ACE-Step team’s own demo, on Hugging Face’s free shared machines, so it can queue or stop. It doesn’t use your credits here, and we don’t run it.
Open on Hugging FaceACE-Step reads your lyrics as a map of the song, and sections are what you hear change. This is the loudness of a three-minute ballad from our own generator, for the shape to aim at.

Write [verse], [chorus] or [bridge] on its own line above the words it covers.
Put [instrumental] or [inst] in the lyrics box for music with nobody singing.
The lyrics box doesn’t take genre tags. Style words go in the tags box, split by commas.
From the makers’ pages and this demo.
Two songs from our generator, drawn as pictures, to show what the tags should be doing.

The dark gaps in “Windows Down” are where one part hands over to the next. If your take has none, your tags probably didn’t land.

Rap like “Late Again” packs in far more words per minute. Give a dense verse a longer duration, or the words get rushed.
They do a similar job in different ways.
| ACE-Step demo | Our song maker | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | ACE-Step demo: Shared Hugging Face machines | Our song maker: This site |
| What you pay | ACE-Step demo: Nothing | Our song maker: 10 credits for 2 songs on V6 |
| Input | ACE-Step demo: Tags and tagged lyrics | Our song maker: A description, or your lyrics |
| Results kept | ACE-Step demo: Save them from the demo yourself | Our song maker: In your library |
This demo is free, within whatever Hugging Face allows on shared machines. The model itself is open too, so people with a strong enough computer can run it at home.
Its published terms permit it, and the v1.5 page says so outright. Whether your song resembles someone else’s work is a separate question that no model’s terms settle for you.
This demo uses v1, capped at 240 seconds. The v1.5 page describes songs of up to 10 minutes and more than 50 languages. We haven’t measured either claim ourselves.
They’re tabs for changing a result you already have: retake makes a variation of the song, and repainting redoes a part of it. There are also tabs to edit and extend.
Not covered here.Ask us something else
Describe the song in plain words, and our maker returns two takes to your library.
Make a songTwo free songs, no account needed.