Prompts
Copy-ready prompt recipes, tags and templates for AI music and video.
How to Write Song Lyrics With AI (Without Sounding Generic)
To write song lyrics with AI that do not sound generic, give the AI a real story and a specific image, write or pick the hook yourself, and use AI for drafts, rhymes and edits rather than the whole song. Then read it out loud and cut every line you would not say.
Read →Free Suno v6 Prompt Pack: 50 Copy-Ready Prompts
Here are 50 free Suno v6 prompts in 10 styles. Click any prompt to copy it, paste it into Suno's style box, then add structure tags and your own lyrics. They work on v6 and v6-wild, and simpler ones work well on the free v6-mini.
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Suno v6 Prompt Guide: How to Write Prompts That Work (With Examples)
A strong Suno v6 prompt has three parts in order: a style line (genre, instruments, vocal, mood, tempo), structure tags like [Verse] and [Chorus], and optional lyrics. Be specific about sound, describe artists instead of naming them, and use v6's text edits to fix one section instead of regenerating everything.
Read →Udio Prompt Guide: Tags, Techniques and Real Examples
Udio responds best to production-aware prompts that include timbre, recording environment, and instrument-specific descriptors alongside genre tags. Think like a recording engineer, not a playlist curator.
Read →AI World Music Generator: Every Global Tradition, One Prompt
AI world music generators let you specify regional styles, instruments and rhythmic traditions in plain text; Suno v6 covers the broadest palette of global genres with convincing results in 2026.
Read →AI Rap Prompt Guide: Beats, Flow and Lyrics That Hit
A strong AI rap prompt names the exact hip-hop sub-genre, specifies BPM and 808/drum character, defines the rapper's flow and register, and uses [Verse] / [Hook] structure tags in the lyrics field.
Read →Udio Prompt Tags: How to Structure and Style Generations in 2026
Udio accepts [Verse], [Chorus], [Bridge] and similar structural tags in the lyrics box, plus a rich free-text prompt field for genre, BPM, instrumentation and sonic character — the combination controls both sound and structure.
Read →Suno Prompt Tags: The Complete Reference for v6 Structure and Style
Suno v6 supports structural tags like [Verse], [Chorus], [Bridge], [Intro] and [Outro] in the Lyrics field, and a free-text Style field for genre, BPM and instrumentation — using both together produces dramatically better results.
Read →How to Write AI Music Prompts That Actually Work
Write AI music prompts in layers: sub-genre first, then BPM, then instrumentation, then mood, then structure tags. Specific and sensory beats long and vague every time.
Read →AI Music Prompt Templates: Fill-in-the-Blank Starters for Any Genre
A good AI music prompt template covers genre, BPM, instrumentation, mood and structure in a consistent skeleton you can fill in for any project — cutting iteration time from 10 attempts to 3.
Read →AI Music Prompts: The Complete Guide to Getting Great Results
An AI music prompt is a text instruction that tells a generator what to create — genre, tempo, mood, instrumentation and structure. The more specific and sensory your prompt, the more usable the output.
Read →AI Song Generator: Full Tracks With Vocals From a Prompt
An AI song generator produces a complete track — lyrics, melody, vocals and arrangement — from a text prompt. Suno v6 is the strongest pick for vocal-led songs you can actually download in 2026.
Read →AI Video Prompts: Shot Descriptions That Actually Work
A strong AI video prompt has four components: subject with specific detail, action and motion, camera type and movement, and style anchor. Vague prompts produce generic output; cinematic vocabulary produces cinematic results.
Read →AI Animation Generator: From Prompt to Animated Clip
AI animation generators create stylized animated clips from text or images. Runway Gen-4 handles stylized animation; Pika excels at cartoon and anime aesthetics; Kling produces the most consistent character animation.
Read →AI Cinematic Video Generator: Film-Quality Shots From Prompts
For cinematic AI video, use Runway Gen-4 with explicit camera and lens language, or Veo 3 for realistic physics and scene complexity — then grade, cut on the music, and finish in DaVinci Resolve.
Read →Text-to-Video Generator: Turning Prompts Into Footage
Text-to-video generators create short video clips from written descriptions. Runway Gen-4 leads on cinematic quality; Pika and Hailuo win on speed and cost for social content.
Read →AI Reggaeton Music Prompt Guide: Dembow, Perreo and Modern Latin Trap
Reggaeton AI prompts need to name the dembow rhythm pattern explicitly, specify BPM (90-100 for classic, 130-145 for Latin trap), and indicate whether you're targeting traditional perreo, reggaeton romántico, or trap Latino.
Read →AI Afrobeat Music Prompt Guide: Grooves, Rhythm and Lagos Energy
Afrobeat AI prompts need to specify the rhythmic pocket (talking drum or percussion grid), the guitar chop style, BPM (95-108), the bass feel, and whether you're targeting classic Fela-era Afrobeat or modern Afrobeats/Afropop.
Read →AI Lo-Fi Music Prompt Guide: Beats, Textures and Chill Atmospheres
Lo-fi AI prompts work best with specific texture descriptors — vinyl crackle, tape hiss, room ambience, dusty Rhodes or piano — paired with a slow BPM (70-90) and minimal structure instructions.
Read →AI Cinematic Music Prompt Guide: Score Cues That Feel Film-Ready
Cinematic music prompts need to specify the dramatic function (tension, triumph, grief, action), orchestration (strings, brass, choir, electronics), dynamic arc, and tempo character — not just "epic orchestral."
Read →AI Vocal Prompt Guide: Get the Voice You Want From Any Generator
Vocal prompts need four descriptors to land consistently: register (alto, tenor, soprano), timbre (breathy, raspy, warm), delivery style (melismatic, conversational, rapped), and production character (close-mic'd, reverb-heavy, autotune).
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