Yes. New accounts receive 30 signup credits, valid for 30 days. A standard music generation costs 12 credits, with the cost shown before submission. Sign in to use your account balance. You can hear the three public examples without generating a song. Free creation credits do not include unlimited generation, paid downloads, or an automatic commercial-use grant.

Yes. Turn on Instrumental above Lyrics to request music without vocals. The lyrics field is hidden and its text is excluded from that request. Switch back off to restore the lyrics held in the current form. For a haunted scene, try Eerie and Cinematic, then describe the pace, instruments, and space needed for narration. The AI Halloween Music Generator treats these details as creative direction.

Yes. Expand the optional Lyrics field and paste your own words. Keep the main description focused on how the song should sound, including its audience and mood. If Lyrics is empty and Instrumental is off, words are created from your idea. Read your sections and repeated hook before submission, then check the sung result. You can try the original words from Midnight Monster Club using its lyrics action.

Choose Friendly and describe the intended age group, a gentle story, clear words, and a playful ending. Ask for friendly surprises rather than screams or sudden loud hits. A short call-and-response phrase can help a group join in. The AI Halloween Music Generator guides the mood but does not certify age suitability. Listen to the entire result and review the lyrics before playing it to children.

Choose Eerie or Terrifying, then describe the kind of tension you want. Sparse detuned piano, low strings, and patient pauses suggest a different scene from a bright monster chorus. For example: “A slow, empty hallway soundtrack with distant wooden knocks and room for narration.” Keep only the details that matter to the scene, then judge the actual result. Scare level changes the requested atmosphere, not an exact speed or loudness.

You can describe steady ambience and an understated ending, but this form does not provide exact-duration or seamless-loop controls. A prompt asks for a direction; it does not guarantee matching start and end points. If the music will repeat in an attraction, listen across the join and prepare the loop in your editing software. For a longer piece, explore the available continuation actions on a selected song.

There is no blanket copyright-free guarantee. Commercial permission and copyright status are different. Qualifying paid access grants commercial rights to eligible generated songs under our Terms, including eligible songs previously created on Free. Rights granted to songs created before a paid subscription expires remain after expiry. Third-party lyrics, recordings, and other inputs still need appropriate rights. We do not guarantee copyright registration, uniqueness, non-infringement, or freedom from platform claims.

Find your generated songs in their Project and use Favorites to mark a version you want to return to. Downloads require qualifying paid access; available MP3 and WAV actions follow your current entitlements. Preparing a file and having permission to use it commercially are separate decisions. Before adding music to a video or event, check the song, the applicable Terms, and any rights in material you supplied.

Choose the result you want to build on and use Remix → Regenerate to reuse its direction. Change one thing: make the mood friendlier, request a shorter intro, or leave more room for speech. Keep the useful parts of the brief so you can hear what changed. The AI Halloween Music Generator creates another interpretation, with the normal generation cost shown before you submit.