Describe a song and get a full track with vocals and lyrics, ready for a video or ad.

Google Flow Music
Google's AI music studio: chat to make full songs, edit them, and make a music video.
Quick take
- Google's answer to Suno: describe a song in a chat and get a full track with vocals, then edit any part of it.
- Free to start with daily credits. Starter at $6 a month gives about 600 songs' worth of credits.
- Music videos made with Google's Veo model, plus stem splitting and remixing, are built in.
- Commercial use terms are still settling, so check them before you put a track in an ad.
What is Google Flow Music?
Google Flow Music is Google's app for making music with AI. You chat with an assistant called Producer, describe the song you want, and it writes and performs a full track with vocals using Google's Lyria 3.5 music model. You can then change parts of it: a section, the tempo, the lyrics or the mix.
It does more than songs. You can split a track into stems (separate vocals, drums and instruments), remix your own audio, add effects, and direct a music video for the song using Google's Veo video model. There's also a community side where you publish songs and follow other makers, and Spaces, where you can build small music apps by describing them.
It works on the web and as an iPhone app, with Android still to come, and it's for adults only. Before using a track in an ad or client work, check Google's terms for commercial use, because they're still settling.
Who's using it, and who it's for
- Content creators
- Musicians
- Small businesses
- Hobbyists
Creators and small businesses who want custom songs, jingles or background music, and hobbyists who just want to make music.
Key features
Producer chat
Describe the song, mood or lyrics in a chat and it writes and performs a full-length track.
Section-by-section editing
Change one section, the tempo, the lyrics or the mix without starting the song again.
Music videos
Direct a music video for your track using Google's Veo model, choosing the characters and look.
Stems and remixing
Split a song into vocals and instruments, remix your own audio and add effects.
Spaces
Describe a small music tool, like a mini keyboard or a beat game, and it builds it for you.
How we rate it
4.3 / 5
Our rating
From using the tool ourselves. The average of the five scores.
- Ease of use
- 4.5
- Features
- 4.5
- Output quality
- 4.0
- Value for money
- 4.5
- Speed & reliability
- 4.0
How quickly someone non-technical gets value from it.
How completely it covers its own job, and how well the pieces fit together.
How good the results are before you fix them.
What you get for the price, including the free plan.
How fast it is and how often it falls over.
Google Flow Music pricing
Free
$0
Trying it and making the odd song.
- Daily top-up credits
- 2 songs generating at once
- All core features
- Our pick
Starter
$6/mo
Creators who need music every week.
- 3,000 credits a month (about 600 songs)
- Plus daily top-ups
- 8 songs generating at once
Plus
$18/mo
Heavy users and music videos.
- 10,000 credits a month (about 2,000 songs)
- 12 songs generating at once
Member
$48/mo
Musicians who live in it.
- 30,000 credits a month (about 6,000 songs)
- 16 songs generating at once
- Early access to new features and member events
Which plan should you pick?
Start on Free, since the daily credits go a long way for background music. Starter is cheap enough to take once you're making music every week. Yearly billing saves about 25%.
Prices in USD unless noted, checked 3 November 2026. Vendors change plans often, so confirm on their site before you buy.
Best use cases
Ways Google Flow Music can slot into your week.
- 1
Music for Reels
Make a track that fits the length and mood of your video instead of hunting through stock music.
- 2
A brand jingle
Give it your business name and a few lines, and pick the best of a few versions.
- 3
Promo music video
Turn a song into a short music video for a launch or event.
- 4
Podcast intro
Make a short, original intro and outro that nobody else has.
How it fits your tech stack
Make the track in Flow Music, then drop it into CapCut, Descript or your editor of choice. Google Flow is the separate Google app for making video clips. Suno is the main rival for songs.
Connects to
- Veo

Pros and cons
Pros
- Full songs with natural vocals from a short chat
- Generous free tier and a low $6 entry plan
- Edit parts of a song without starting over
- Music videos and stem splitting in the same app
Cons
- Commercial use terms are less clear than Suno's paid plans
- Adults only, and the mobile app is iPhone only for now
- Like every AI music tool, songs can sound generic without good prompts
- No public API to automate it
Google Flow Music alternatives
The closest alternatives to Google Flow Music in the library, best rated first.

ElevenLabs
4.6
Best for video voiceovers
Compare with Google Flow MusicBest for product demo videos for a website or launch
Compare with Google Flow Music
TurboScribe
4.4
Best for interview and research transcripts
Compare with Google Flow MusicBest for rescuing poorly recorded interviews
Compare with Google Flow Music
Why it made the list
It's Google's main music-making app, with a generous free tier and music video creation built in, so it's a real alternative to Suno.
Google Flow Music FAQ
How much does Google Flow Music cost?
There's a free plan, and paid plans start at $0. Prices checked 3 November 2026 against Google Flow Music's pricing page.
Is Google Flow Music free?
Yes, Google Flow Music has a free option. Start on Free, since the daily credits go a long way for background music. Starter is cheap enough to take once you're making music every week. Yearly billing saves about 25%.
What is Google Flow Music best for?
Google Flow Music is best for custom background music for videos, jingles and short brand songs and turning lyrics into a finished track. Creators and small businesses who want custom songs, jingles or background music, and hobbyists who just want to make music.
What are the best Google Flow Music alternatives?
The closest alternatives are ElevenLabs, Screen Studio, TurboScribe and Adobe Podcast. ElevenLabs is best for video voiceovers.
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