AI rap generator: full rap songs with beat and vocals

A rap generator used to mean a page that spat out rhymes. Melos is an AI rap generator that goes further: describe the idea, and it writes the verses and the hook, produces a beat to match and raps the lyrics with a natural delivery. That’s text to rap in the literal sense — a line of text in, a finished rap song out, in a couple of minutes. Every generation gives you two different versions, so you can keep the one with the stronger flow. It all runs in the browser on a laptop or a phone, and your first song is free after sign-up.

How to write a prompt for an AI rap generator

The more specific the description, the closer the result. Start with the topic and the mood, then name the sub-genre and a few production details: “heavy 808s”, “sliding bass”, “dusty drum breaks”, “90 BPM”. Describe the delivery too — laid-back, double-time, aggressive or half-sung — and say what the hook should do, like a chant the crowd can shout back. Pick Trap, Old school, Drill, Melodic rap or Battle rap in the Style catalog and stack up to five styles. Then choose a male, female or duet voice; a duet works well when two rappers trade verses.

Rap styles: trap, drill, boom bap, G-funk and more

Trap runs on booming 808s and rapid-fire hi-hats, usually somewhere around 130–150 BPM and often felt in half-time. Drill keeps the dark mood but adds sliding 808 bass lines and syncopated drums. Boom bap is the classic 90s East Coast sound: punchy kicks and snares, sampled loops and storytelling verses around 85–95 BPM. West Coast G-funk rolls slower, with whiny synth leads, talk box and bouncy bass made for cruising.

Lo-fi and jazz rap trade punch for warmth — Rhodes chords, horns and dusty swung drums under calm, reflective bars. Emo rap and melodic rap blur rapping and singing over guitar loops and soft trap drums. Conscious rap puts the message first, from social issues to self-reflection, often over soulful samples. Party and club rap is all energy and call-and-response hooks. For female rap, switch the vocal to female in any of these styles.

Your own verses, your own voice

If you already write, paste your verses into My own lyrics and Melos raps them word for word, so internal rhymes and punchlines land where you wrote them. If you’re stuck, Write the lyrics now works as a rap lyrics generator: it drafts bars from your idea, you rework the weak lines, and only then do you make the track. On the Pro, Max and Studio subscriptions you can record 15–30 seconds once and have Melos rap new tracks in your own voice. And when one verse falls flat, Rewrite a section regenerates just that part with any subscription.

Diss track generator: battle rap for fun

Diss tracks are a rap tradition, and a roast battle between friends is one of the most fun ways to use an AI rapper. Pick Battle rap, ask for wordplay and punchlines, and feed in harmless details: the friend who’s always late, the fantasy-league loser, the worst cook in the group chat. Keep it to people who are in on the joke. Melos isn’t meant for bullying or harassing real people, and a clever line always hits harder than a cruel one.

Rap beats with lyrics, stems and commercial use

Every track is a rap beat with lyrics and vocals, but you can take it apart. Switch on Instrumental from your first purchase to get the beat alone, or split a finished track into backing track and vocals on the Pro and Business packs or any subscription; five WAV stems come with any subscription. MP3 downloads work on every plan, and WAV comes with any subscription. On paid plans you can release your rap, use it in videos, ads and podcasts and monetize it without royalties. In the US, material generated entirely by AI isn’t protected by copyright on its own, while lyrics you wrote can be.