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Open Music in the sidebar. Tracks you make here are yours to use as background music in any Crealix video — and they’re a safer choice than library music for YouTube.
The AI Music Generator with description, tags, lyrics, advanced settings and the library

① Describe your music and Enhance · ② Tags & Style · ③ Lyrics and Add Section · ④ Advanced Settings · ⑤ Model and Generate Track · ⑥ Library

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Generate a track

1

Choose the model

Two models, both 5 credits per track (⑤):
  • Lyria 3 Pro (default) — accepts a description, tags and lyrics together.
  • Treblo v3 — full studio control: a seed, the output format and lyrics aligned to the music. Use a description or tags with your lyrics, not all three at once.
2

Describe your music

In Describe your music (①), up to 2,000 characters: the genre, the mood, the instruments, the tempo and where it will be used. For example: “Dark cinematic synthwave for a true-crime short, slow build, heavy bass, no vocals”. Click Enhance to expand a short idea into a full description.
3

Add tags and style

Tags & Style (②) — pick genre and mood tags: pop, rock, rap, world, electronic, classical and more. Browse all shows every tag.
4

Write lyrics — or leave them empty

In Lyrics (③):
  • Leave it empty for an instrumental.
  • Write your own lyrics and use Add Section to structure them — verses tell the story, the chorus repeats the hook.
  • Enhance writes or polishes the lyrics for you.
5

Fine-tune (optional)

Advanced Settings (④):
  • Energy — from calm to intense.
  • Balance — from ambient to rhythmic.
  • BPM — the tempo, or auto.
  • Seed (Treblo v3) — reuse a number to reproduce a result you liked.
  • Output format (Treblo v3) — the file type.
6

Generate

Click Generate Track. The price is always shown on the button.
Your tracks appear in the Library panel (⑥) — instrumentals are tagged — and under My Music whenever you pick background music in the editor or a creator. View all music opens them in your media library.
If the provider rejects a generation — for example because the lyrics or the prompt match copyrighted material — your credits are refunded. Don’t name real artists or paste existing lyrics.

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Tips

  • Say where it’s going. “Background for a 60-second motivational short” gives a better-fitting track than a genre alone.
  • Instrumentals under narration. If a voice will talk over the music, leave the lyrics empty and ask for “no vocals, low energy”.
  • Start strong for hooks. For dance or meme videos, ask for “no intro, starts on the beat”.

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Turn a track into a music video

Any track can become a full video: open Music Video, choose My Music, and Crealix builds a visual story cut to the song.