Udio

Udio is an AI music generation platform that produces studio-quality songs with vocals, instrumentation, and professional-grade mixing from text descriptions. Co-founded by former Google DeepMind researchers, Udio generates music with a level of production polish that rivals commercially released tracks.

Users input a prompt describing the desired genre, mood, lyrical theme, or specific musical elements, and Udio creates a fully mixed and mastered song. The platform excels at capturing the sonic signatures of specific genres, from 1970s progressive rock to modern trap, with accurate period-specific production aesthetics.

Udio supports extending generated clips by adding intros, outros, and additional sections, allowing users to iteratively build longer compositions. Its audio quality, particularly in terms of clarity and dynamic range, consistently ranks among the highest of any AI music tool. The platform generates songs up to 2 minutes per clip, which can be extended through its continuation feature.

Udio offers both a custom lyrics mode and an auto-lyrics mode that generates contextually fitting words. The free tier provides 100 credits monthly, while paid plans offer more generations, higher quality output, and commercial rights.

Udio has attracted attention from both creators and music industry professionals for the remarkably high fidelity of its output, though it has also faced legal scrutiny from major record labels over training data concerns.