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Make cinematic music with AI
Describe the cinematic you want and LimeWire AI makes it: typical cinematic has big orchestral swells, pounding drums and choirs, like a film trailer, and the AI knows it.
Make your song freeNo account needed · 10 free minutes of music a day
The sound of cinematic
Most cinematic sits around 70–120 BPM. Leave the tempo on auto, or set it under More controls, and name the instruments you want to hear.
Write a prompt that works
Start with the genre, then add a mood such as epic or hopeful, a voice and what the song is about. The more specific you are, the closer the song gets.
With or without vocals
cinematic works beautifully as instrumental music: choose Instrumental under Lyrics. Or let the AI add a voice and words.
Then make it yours
Extend it, replace a part with new lyrics, try it in another style, or sing over it yourself. Publish it and it can show up among the cinematic songs and in the charts.
Songs made on LimeWire.fm
How it works
- Describe your cinematic song: the mood, the instruments and what it's about.
- Choose the lyrics: the AI writes them, you paste your own, or you go instrumental.
- Press Create. Your song is ready in a minute or two.
- Listen, edit or extend it, then download it or publish it with a link to share.
Questions
Can the AI make cinematic with vocals?
Yes. Leave the lyrics to the AI or write your own and it sings them; choose Instrumental to keep it without words.
What tempo is cinematic?
Most cinematic sits around 70–120 BPM. Leave the tempo on auto and the AI picks one, or set it under More controls.
Is it really free?
Yes. Make 10 minutes of music a day without an account, or 30 minutes a day with a free account. No credit card, no trial. Free listening has a short break for LimeWire Pro every few songs.
How long does it take to make a song?
Usually a minute or two. When many people are making songs at the same time, it can take a little longer.
Can I use the songs commercially?
LimeWire.fm's terms let you use songs you make, including commercially, as far as the law and the AI model's licence allow. AI-generated music may not be protected by copyright in some countries, so for big projects check the rules where you live.
Which languages can it sing in?
50 languages, from English, Spanish and Hindi to Hungarian, Swahili and Japanese, plus Estonian in beta. Pick the vocal language on the Create page.