Mureka

Generate songs from text prompts or lyrics

4 min read Updated Sep 15, 2026

Our verdict Solid

Choose $9/month Pro for frequent instrumental drafts, but skip it when polished English vocals or private uploads matter

Buy it if you area creator needing frequent background music drafts

Skip it ifyou need polished English vocals, fixed durations, or private voice uploads

If you need to turn a prompt or lyrics into a music draft, Mureka generates songs for your videos, podcasts, and creative projects.

Buy it at $9 a month if you need lots of drafts and can edit around uneven vocals. It is often compared with Suno.

Who it's for

Mureka is for you if you make content often and need original background music without producing each track yourself. You may be disappointed if every vocal must sound human on the first export.

Buy it if

  • You make videos, podcasts, or social posts and need a new music draft from a short brief.
  • You already use a DAW and can make small edits after generating an instrumental.
  • You need songs in Mandarin, Korean, or another supported language for a client project.

Skip it if

  • You need natural English lead vocals with breath, vibrato, and emotional changes in every take.
  • You need a fixed track length for a timed video edit and cannot tolerate several regenerations.
  • You want to upload voice recordings without accepting reuse risks in the service policy.

Your first hour

Mureka does not clearly publish whether sign-up requires email, Google sign-in, or a card. Its site says generation takes seconds, so your first draft should arrive within the first hour.

  1. Open the creator Start with a text prompt or paste lyrics for a song idea.
  2. Pick a language Mureka supports 10 listed languages, including English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
  3. Make free drafts Free access provides 50 Gold each day and permits up to 4 songs with the basic 7.5-all model.
  4. Watch the queue Free accounts can run 2 jobs at once in a shared queue.

The learning curve is simple for rough drafts, but getting a specific arrangement takes repeated prompting.

What you actually get per plan

Mureka has a free tier, then monthly memberships based on Gold and generation capacity. Most freelancers will land on Pro because free tracks cannot be downloaded, while Pro offers 5,000 Gold each month.

Plan Price What’s inside Catch
Free Free 50 Gold daily; up to 4 songs daily; 2 concurrent jobs Gold expires daily; no audio downloads or commercial use
Basic Music & Speech $8/month, billed annually at $96 Up to 400 songs or 200 speech minutes monthly; 10 concurrent jobs Annual billing
Pro $9/month 5,000 Gold monthly; up to 500 songs; 250 speech minutes Mureka Studio is reserved for Premier
Premier $27/month 20,000 Gold monthly; up to 2,000 songs; 1,000 speech minutes —

Free access has a hard cap of 4 songs per day, and its daily Gold balance does not carry over.

Three real situations

These are the situations where the cost and output limits matter most.

A freelance video editor with three retainer clients

At $9 a month, Pro gives up to 500 songs for trying several background cues. They should still edit around unpredictable durations before cutting to picture.

A two-person online store making English product ads

Mureka may produce usable instrumentals, but reviewers find English vocals less expressive than Suno’s. A stock-music library is the simpler route when the ad only needs a reliable bed track.

A solo founder preparing a Korean-language launch video

The 10-language support makes Mureka worth trying before paying. The free tier allows 4 daily drafts, but it blocks audio downloads, so a finished launch asset requires a paid option.

Where it falls short

Reviewers describe Mureka vocals as slightly artificial and sometimes generic. English emotion trails Suno, while guitar tones can sound like a keyboard. Duration control is also inconsistent: a requested 90-second track can run beyond three minutes.

Auto-renewal is on by default, which hurts anyone buying for one project. You must cancel at least 24 hours before renewal. Uploaded recordings, audio files, and videos may be used to create outputs available to other users, which matters if your voice is sensitive. API credits use separate billing and are non-refundable.

Watch out: Mureka says generated output from uploaded voice material may contain unique vocal characteristics and may be used by other users.

Common questions

Is there a free Mureka plan?

Yes. You receive 50 Gold per day and can make up to 4 songs daily with the basic 7.5-all model, but audio downloads are unavailable.

Can I cancel Mureka any time?

You can turn off auto-renewal through App Store, Google Play, or Stripe. Cancel at least 24 hours before the current period ends; access continues until that period finishes.

Does Mureka train on my data?

The vendor does not publish a specific model-training policy. Its privacy policy says uploaded recordings, audio, and video may be used to create music output that other users can use.

Are Mureka refunds available?

API purchases and credits are non-refundable. For memberships, refund requests go through Apple, Google, or Stripe, subject to the applicable policy.

What is the cheapest way to try Mureka?

Use the free tier first. It costs $0, but you cannot download the audio, so it is only useful for judging drafts.

Bottom line

Buy Mureka at $9 a month if you need frequent music drafts and can work mainly with instrumentals or supported Asian-language vocals. Skip it if polished English vocals, fixed durations, or private voice uploads are non-negotiable; Suno is the safer comparison for vocal quality.

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