Mureka

Mureka is an AI music generator that creates complete songs with vocals and instruments from a text prompt or your own lyrics, for creators, hobbyists and producers. It runs on models the company trains itself, and pairs generation with a production suite for editing, extending, remixing and splitting tracks. That makes it closer to a small music workstation than a one-click song toy.

What is Mureka used for?

People use Mureka to go from an idea to a releasable track, then shape the result instead of rerolling until something fits.

• Writing original songs with vocals in a chosen genre, mood and tempo
• Creating background music and theme songs for videos, podcasts and social posts
• Generating a new song in the style of an uploaded reference track
• Remixing a track into another genre or with rewritten lyrics
• Splitting songs into up to 12 stems for mixing or sampling
• Producing a music video from a finished track

Who Mureka is best for

Mureka suits content creators who need royalty-free music for videos, songwriters who want to sketch demos quickly, and producers who want stems and MIDI to continue work in their own DAW. Professional artists who care about fully original vocals or label-grade releases may still prefer recording their own performances.

Mureka pricing

As of October 2026, Mureka offers free song creations every day to signed-in users. Paid plans are shown with yearly billing, which the page says saves 20 percent. Pro costs $8 per month on yearly billing and includes the advanced V9.5, V9, V8 and O2 models, commercial rights, unlimited downloads, track extensions and editing. Premier costs $24 per month, billed $288 yearly, and adds Mureka Studio, 12-stem splitting, any-style remixing, using a chosen voice as the AI singer, and MIDI and WAV exports. Generations consume Gold credits, and you can buy more if you run out. Check the subscribe page for monthly rates and current credit amounts.

Mureka limitations

• The most useful production tools sit on the Premier tier
• Gold credits run down quickly if you generate many variations
• Reference and remix features carry copyright risk if you upload songs you do not own
• Using a voice as the AI singer should be limited to your own voice or one you have permission to use

Mureka vs alternatives

Suno is the best-known AI song generator and has the largest community, so it is the default comparison for vocal tracks. Udio is often chosen for its audio quality and fine control through inpainting. AIVA focuses on instrumental and orchestral composition with MIDI editing. Soundraw targets creators who want customizable royalty-free background tracks rather than vocal songs. MiniMax Music 3.0 is another model-driven option for full songs. Mureka is a strong pick when you want generation, stem splitting and a studio editor in one subscription.

Tips for getting started with Mureka

Write your own lyrics, even rough ones, since it gives you more control over structure than a bare prompt. Use Reference with a track you own to steer the style. When a result is close, extend or edit it in the studio rather than generating from scratch, which saves Gold.

Mureka FAQ

Is Mureka free?

Yes, Mureka gives signed-in users free song creations every day. Paid plans start at $8 per month on yearly billing and add commercial rights.

Can I use Mureka songs commercially?

Yes, on paid plans. Mureka says songs generated on a subscription come with full commercial rights and unlimited downloads.

Can Mureka split songs into stems?

Yes. Mureka's Splitter separates a song into up to 12 stems, such as vocals and individual instruments, on the Premier plan.

Mureka vs Suno: which is better?

Suno has the larger community and is the common default for vocal songs. Mureka stands out for its built-in studio, stem splitting and reference tools.