Riffusion
FreemiumAI music generator that creates songs from text prompts using spectrogram-based Stable Diffusion technology with lyrics, vocals, and genre control.
What is Riffusion?
Riffusion is an AI music generation platform that converts text descriptions into complete audio tracks by treating music as visual spectrograms and applying Stable Diffusion image generation to produce sound. Users can type a prompt describing the genre, mood, instruments, and lyrical theme they want, and Riffusion generates a unique song with vocals, melody, and arrangement within seconds. The platform includes AI editing tools such as Extend, Replace, Stem Swap, and Cover, and community features that let users share playlists and collaborate with other music lovers. Riffusion operates on a free tier with daily credit top-ups and paid plans for creators who need commercial rights and higher-volume generation.
Key Features
How to Use Riffusion
✅ Best For
- Hobbyists, songwriters, and content creators who want to quickly prototype song ideas, generate background music with vocals, or experiment across dozens of genres without any music theory knowledge or production software. Also great for educators who want to use AI-generated music as a teaching example for genre structure and composition.
❌ Not For
- Professional music producers who need precise control over individual instrument layers, studio-quality WAV masters, or guaranteed commercial licensing terms documented in detail before use. Riffusion's commercial licensing documentation is not as clearly spelled out as competitors like SOUNDRAW or AIVA, which can be a risk for monetized content.
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Pricing
- ✓Daily credit top-ups
- ✓limited features
- ✓non-commercial use
- ✓~600 song credits
- ✓commercial rights
- ✓~2000 song credits
- ✓priority generation
- ✓all features
Prompts to Try
Write a melancholy indie folk song about missing home
Create an upbeat funk track with a catchy chorus
Generate a dark trap beat with moody vocals