AI Music Generator: How to Make a Full Song With Vocals From One Line of Text

To make a full song with vocals from one line of text, open the Music mode in Mint Studio, type the idea (a mood, a story, a few lines of lyrics), optionally press AI Prompt to turn it into a complete lyric sheet, choose a style and a voice, and generate. In ReelMint a song on Suno V6 costs 15 credits, and it lands in your Library as an audio file you can keep, download or put under a video.

We build ReelMint, an AI studio that makes videos, images and music and posts them to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and X. This post covers exactly how the music generator works, what the options do, the Arabic lyric rule, and the honest limits.

Step by step: a song from a line of text

1. Open Mint Studio and pick Music. Choose Suno V6 — full songs with vocals.
2. Write the idea. One sentence is enough: "a warm acoustic song about the first morning in a new city". The box takes up to 5,000 characters, so you can also paste a poem or a half-written lyric sheet.
3. Press AI Prompt if you want full lyrics. On a song, the AI Prompt button does not write a prompt about the song. It writes the song: the full lyric sheet with section tags on their own lines ([Intro], [Verse 1], [Chorus], [Verse 2], [Bridge], [Outro]), in the language you wrote in. If you already wrote lines, they are kept: the writer tidies the metre and completes what is missing in the same voice.
4. Set the options. Style (a genre or a feel; filling it switches the model to custom mode), Title, Vocals (male, female, or let the model pick), Instrumental on or off, and the model variant: V6, V6 Mini or V6 Wild.
5. Set a target length if you need one. Minutes and seconds. The writer fits the lyrics to it (about five seconds per sung line, so a three-minute song is roughly 30 to 36 lines), and a take that runs longer is trimmed to your target with a two-second fade-out so it never stops mid-note.
6. Generate. The price is on the button: 15 credits a song. The track lands in your Library.

The model variants and what they cost

All three Suno V6 variants cost the same, so pick by sound, not price: V6 is the richest, V6 Mini is the fast one, and V6 Wild is the boldest. The music models in the studio, with their prices as the product shows them:

• Suno V6 — full songs with vocals: 15 credits a song
• Suno V6 — music from your pictures: up to 5 images in, original music out, 15 credits a song
• Suno V6 — score a video clip: one clip of up to 241 seconds, 15 credits a song
• Suno V6 — music in the feel of a track: an audio reference in, 15 credits a song
• Suno V6 Sounds: a sound effect or a seamless loop from a line of text, with an optional tempo and key, 4 credits a sound

The three reference models work from the picture, the clip or the track rather than from lyrics, so they take no style, title or lyric sheet. The full list is on the models page.

Arabic songs: fully vocalised lyrics, every word

A singer reads exactly what is written, and an Arabic line without its vowel marks is a guess the voice often gets wrong. So when your idea is in Arabic, or the spoken language is set to Arabic, the AI Prompt writer always returns Arabic script with full tashkeel on every word: fatha, damma, kasra, sukun, shadda, tanween and each word's case ending. It writes correct fusha unless your request is itself in a dialect, in which case it keeps the dialect and vocalises it the way it is spoken. It never adds a Latin transliteration and never mixes in a second language.

The same writer handles recitation. Ask for spoken word or a poetry reading in the Style and every section is tagged [Spoken Word] with delivery cues, opening and closing on an instrumental underscore.

Instrumentals and narration

Switch Instrumental on and AI Prompt writes a music description instead of lyrics: 40 to 90 words on genre, instruments, tempo, dynamics, mood and the arc from intro to outro. For a narration rather than a song, use speech instead; the same writer produces flowing paragraphs sized at about 140 words a minute (about 110 for Arabic).

Putting the song under a video

A finished track is an ordinary audio item in your Library. Open the Video Edit studio, drop the song onto an audio track under your clips, set its start, end and volume, and export. The video edit tutorial shows it end to end. If you want the whole thing done for you every day, Bot Studio has a song mode that writes a song, draws the pictures for it, cuts a sing-along video with the lyrics on screen and posts it on a schedule; see bots that post on a schedule.

Honest limits

• Originals only. The lyricist never quotes or adapts an existing song or poem and never names a real artist. Asking for "a song like" a named singer gets you an original in that general genre, not an imitation.
• A target length is a ceiling. A longer take is trimmed to it; a shorter take is left as it is.
• The model sings what is written. If a lyric line sounds wrong, fix the text and generate again; for Arabic, check the vowel marks first.

Is there a free song I can try?

Yes. The free example creations at /examples include a song, and claiming them needs no card. Your own prompts run on a plan: Lite is $9.99 a month for 800 credits, which is many songs at 15 credits each, and every plan runs every model.

Can I write my own lyrics?

Yes. Paste them into the box. Generate as they are, or press AI Prompt and the writer keeps your lines, tidies the metre and completes the missing sections in your voice.

What does AI Prompt cost on a song?

A few credits, shown on the button. It is a separate writing step; the song itself is 15 credits.

Where is the step-by-step video?

The music tutorial walks through prompting for a genre, mood and lyrics, songs with vocals versus instrumentals, and putting the track under a video.