HELP WITH YOUR SONG

From your first idea to your MP3.

Find answers about writing lyrics, generating AI vocals, choosing a language, and keeping your finished song. For an account or billing issue, use the contact form.

How do I turn an idea into a song?

Open the creator, describe your story, and choose a genre, mood, and song language. Prepare a lyric draft, review it, and edit the words. When the lyrics are ready, use an active subscription and enough credits to generate audio.

What is free, and when do I pay?

Writing and editing lyrics is free with usage limits. Audio requires a subscription: Weekly is $3.99/week for 4 credits, Premium is $9.99/month for 10 credits, and Pro is $19.99/month for 25 credits. A 30-second song uses 1 credit; a two-minute song uses 4. Credits expire at renewal and do not roll over.

Can I use lyrics I already wrote?

Yes. Choose Your lyrics in the creator and paste your words with clear line breaks. Keep each line under 200 characters. Check names and phrasing before generating: AI vocals may vary and word-for-word singing is not guaranteed.

Which languages and voices can I choose?

The vocal language choices are English, French, Arabic, Moroccan Darija, Spanish, German, Italian, and Portuguese. Website language and vocal language are separate settings. Choose a female or male vocal preference, or Auto. These are AI vocals, not a clone or recording of your own voice.

Can I use the song commercially?

Personal and ordinary online use follows the ElevenLabs plan Tunefable generates on. We do not grant film, TV, radio, studio-game, or streaming-store release rights. See Terms.

Where can I listen to and download my song?

Open My songs while signed in. Your completed tracks stay in your private library, where you can listen and download the MP3. Generation can continue after you leave the page. TuneFable does not publish your songs to streaming services.

What should I do if generation fails?

Check the song status in My songs before trying again. A failed generation releases reserved credits when no usable audio was stored. A completed song uses credits even if you dislike the result. If the status or balance seems wrong, contact the team with a description; never include passwords or full payment details.