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50 Suno AI Prompts for Full Songs, Styles, Meta-Tags & Lyrics

50 copy-paste prompts

Suno turns a style description and structured lyrics into a complete song. These 50 prompts show you exactly what to put in the Style box (genre, mood, instruments, tempo, vocals), how to format lyrics with section tags like [Verse] and [Chorus], and how to use production meta-tags like [Build], [Drop], and [Guitar Solo]. Updated for Suno v5.5.

In short: This page contains 50 copy-paste ready prompts, organized into 6 categories with a description and pro tip for each. The first 5 prompts are free instantly, no signup needed. Hand-curated and tested by the AI Academy team.

Louis Corneloup
By Louis Corneloup · Founder, Techpresso
Last updated ·Hand-curated & tested by the AI Academy team

Style Prompts by Genre

15 prompts

Modern Pop Hit

1/50

✨ What it does

Produces a bright, radio-ready pop track with a big vocal hook and dance-floor drums.

Bright modern pop, punchy four-on-the-floor drums, sidechained synth pads, catchy vocal hook, layered female vocals, bright plucks, radio-ready, around 118 BPM.

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Pro tip: Lead the Style box with the genre and BPM. Suno weights the first words most, so "bright modern pop, 118 BPM" sets the whole feel before the details.

Anthemic Arena Rock

2/50

✨ What it does

Creates a stadium-sized rock song with distorted guitars and a shout-along chorus.

Anthemic arena rock, driving distorted electric guitars, live drums, gritty male lead vocals, big backing harmonies on the chorus, energetic and defiant, around 130 BPM.

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Pro tip: Ask for "backing harmonies on the chorus" by name. Suno often keeps verses lean and saves the layered vocals for the hook, which makes the chorus hit harder.

Intimate Indie Folk

3/50

✨ What it does

Delivers a warm, nostalgic folk song built around fingerpicked guitar and soft vocals.

Warm indie folk, gentle fingerpicked acoustic guitar, soft male vocals, light brushed drums, subtle strings, intimate and nostalgic, around 90 BPM.

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Pro tip: Words like "intimate" and "brushed drums" keep the mix quiet. If it comes back too loud, add "sparse arrangement" to hold the energy down.

Dark Trap Banger

4/50

✨ What it does

Generates a moody trap beat with heavy 808s and confident rapped vocals.

Modern trap, hard 808 bass, crisp hi-hat rolls, dark minor piano, confident rapped male vocals, moody and cinematic, around 140 BPM.

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Pro tip: Trap sits at 140 BPM but with a half-time feel. Name the "808 bass" and "hi-hat rolls" explicitly, they are the two sounds that define the genre for Suno.

Festival Progressive House

5/50

✨ What it does

Builds a euphoric festival house track with a filtered build and a big drop.

Festival progressive house, euphoric supersaw lead, four-on-the-floor kick, rolling bassline, filtered build into a big drop, bright and uplifting, around 128 BPM.

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Pro tip: Mention "build into a drop" in the style, then reinforce it in the lyrics with [Build] and [Drop] tags so Suno actually structures the energy curve.

Chill Lo-fi Beat

6/50

✨ What it does

Produces a relaxed instrumental lo-fi beat with vinyl crackle and mellow keys.

Chill lo-fi hip-hop, dusty vinyl crackle, mellow Rhodes piano, laid-back boom-bap drums, warm sub bass, relaxed and hazy, no vocals, around 82 BPM.

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Pro tip: Add "no vocals" or the [Instrumental] tag so Suno does not sneak in a vocal line. Lo-fi is meant to sit in the background.

Late-Night Jazz

7/50

✨ What it does

Creates a smooth, intimate jazz piece with brushed drums and a muted trumpet solo.

Smooth late-night jazz, brushed drums, upright walking bass, warm piano comping, soft muted trumpet solo, intimate and sophisticated, around 100 BPM.

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Pro tip: Name the specific instruments (brushed drums, upright bass, muted trumpet). Generic "jazz" can drift pop, but the instrument list anchors it to the real sound.

Slow Electric Blues

8/50

✨ What it does

Delivers a raw, emotional blues track with bending lead guitar and gravelly vocals.

Slow electric blues, expressive bending lead guitar, warm Hammond organ, shuffling drums, soulful gravelly male vocals, raw and emotional, around 70 BPM.

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Pro tip: The word "gravelly" shapes the voice more than "blues" does. Voice adjectives such as gravelly, breathy, or smooth steer the vocal timbre reliably.

Modern Country

9/50

✨ What it does

Generates a wholesome modern country song with pedal steel and storytelling vocals.

Modern country, bright acoustic guitar, pedal steel, warm bass, tight snare, heartfelt storytelling male vocals, wholesome and driving, around 108 BPM.

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Pro tip: Pedal steel is the sound that reads as country instantly. Always name it, otherwise Suno may land on generic acoustic pop.

Heavy Modern Metal

10/50

✨ What it does

Creates a heavy metal track with screamed verses and a clean, melodic chorus.

Heavy modern metal, downtuned palm-muted guitars, double-kick drums, aggressive screamed vocals with clean chorus, dark and powerful, around 160 BPM.

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Pro tip: Ask for "screamed vocals with clean chorus" to get contrast. Suno handles the dynamic shift well when you spell out where each vocal style goes.

Silky R&B Slow Jam

11/50

✨ What it does

Produces a slow, sensual R&B jam with breathy vocals and lush harmonies.

Silky contemporary R&B, warm electric piano, smooth bass, soft finger-snap percussion, breathy female vocals with rich harmonies, sensual and slow, around 72 BPM.

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Pro tip: "Breathy" plus "rich harmonies" gives the vocal that layered R&B feel. Keep the BPM low (70 to 75) so the groove stays in the pocket.

Retro Synthwave

12/50

✨ What it does

Delivers a nostalgic 80s synthwave track with analog arps and gated reverb drums.

Retro 80s synthwave, pulsing analog arpeggios, gated reverb drums, neon synth leads, dreamy male vocals, nostalgic and cinematic, around 100 BPM.

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Pro tip: "Gated reverb drums" is the signature 80s snare sound. Naming it is what separates true synthwave from generic electronic.

Sunny Afrobeats

13/50

✨ What it does

Creates a joyful, danceable afrobeats track built on a log-drum groove.

Sunny afrobeats, syncopated log-drum groove, bright marimba, warm bass, smooth melodic male vocals, danceable and joyful, around 105 BPM.

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Pro tip: The "log-drum groove" is the rhythmic core of modern afrobeats. Call it out by name so Suno nails the bounce instead of a flat 4/4.

Cinematic Orchestra

14/50

✨ What it does

Produces an epic, emotional orchestral piece with soaring strings and brass.

Sweeping cinematic orchestra, soaring strings, noble brass, timpani swells, delicate woodwinds, emotional and epic, no vocals, around 90 BPM.

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Pro tip: Add "no vocals" so it stays instrumental. Use dynamic words like "swells" and "soaring" to get the rise and fall a good score needs.

Club Reggaeton

15/50

✨ What it does

Generates an energetic reggaeton club track built on the dembow rhythm.

Club reggaeton, dembow rhythm, deep punchy bass, bright synth stabs, catchy melodic vocals, hot and energetic, around 95 BPM.

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Pro tip: "Dembow rhythm" is the beat that defines reggaeton. It is the single most important phrase to include, more than the word "reggaeton" itself.

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Song Structures & Lyric Templates

6 prompts

Classic Pop Song Structure

16/50

✨ What it does

A full verse, pre-chorus, chorus pop skeleton you drop your own lyrics into.

[Intro] [Verse 1] [Pre-Chorus] [Chorus] [Verse 2] [Pre-Chorus] [Chorus] [Bridge] [Chorus] [Outro]

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Pro tip: Paste this into the Lyrics box and write under each tag. The pre-chorus lifts energy into the hook, which is what makes pop choruses feel earned.

Short Radio Edit Structure

17/50

✨ What it does

A tight, streaming-friendly structure with no wasted sections.

[Intro] [Verse 1] [Chorus] [Verse 2] [Chorus] [Bridge] [Chorus] [Outro]

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Pro tip: Keep verses to four lines each. Shorter sections reach the chorus faster, which matters for retention in the first 30 seconds on streaming.

Ballad That Builds

18/50

✨ What it does

A slow-burn ballad that starts whispered and climbs to a belted, crescendo finale.

[Intro] [Soft] [Verse 1] [Whispered] [Chorus] [Verse 2] [Chorus] [Powerful] [Bridge] [Belted] [Chorus] [Crescendo] [Outro] [Fade Out]

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Pro tip: The vocal tags do the emotional lifting here. Going from [Whispered] to [Belted] tells Suno to grow the performance instead of staying flat.

Rap Song Structure

19/50

✨ What it does

A hook-first rap structure with three verses and a repeating chorus hook.

[Intro] [Hook] [Verse 1] [Hook] [Verse 2] [Hook] [Bridge] [Verse 3] [Outro]

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Pro tip: Lead with the [Hook] so the catchy part lands early. Rap tracks live or die on the hook, so give it the most repetitions.

EDM Build and Drop Structure

20/50

✨ What it does

A dance-track structure that stacks tension into two big drops.

[Intro] [Verse] [Build] [Drop] [Breakdown] [Verse] [Build] [Drop] [Outro]

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Pro tip: The [Build] before each [Drop] is essential. Without it Suno has nothing to release, and the drop lands flat instead of exploding.

Storytelling Folk Structure

21/50

✨ What it does

A verse-heavy folk structure built for telling a story across several verses.

[Intro] [Verse 1] [Verse 2] [Refrain] [Verse 3] [Verse 4] [Refrain] [Bridge] [Refrain] [Outro]

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Pro tip: Folk leans on verses over choruses. Use a short [Refrain] instead of a big chorus so the lyrics and story stay front and center.

Meta-Tags & Production Tags

8 prompts

Control the Intro and Outro

22/50

✨ What it does

Shows how to force an instrumental intro and a fading outro with tags.

Style: warm indie folk, fingerpicked guitar, soft male vocals, around 88 BPM. Lyrics: [Intro] [Instrumental] [Verse 1] (your lyrics) [Chorus] (your lyrics) [Outro] [Fade Out]

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Pro tip: [Intro] [Instrumental] gives you a clean lead-in with no rushed vocals. Pair it with [Outro] [Fade Out] for a natural, non-abrupt ending.

EDM Build and Drop Tags

23/50

✨ What it does

Uses [Build] and [Drop] to shape the tension and release of a dance track.

Style: festival house, supersaw lead, four-on-the-floor kick, around 128 BPM. Lyrics: [Verse] (your lyrics) [Build] [Drop] [Instrumental] [Breakdown]

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Pro tip: Mark the drop as [Drop] [Instrumental] so the vocals cut out and the synths take over, exactly like a real festival moment.

Add a Guitar Solo

24/50

✨ What it does

Inserts a dedicated guitar solo section between the second and final chorus.

Style: classic rock, distorted guitars, live drums, gritty male vocals, around 124 BPM. Lyrics: [Verse] (your lyrics) [Chorus] (your lyrics) [Guitar Solo] [Chorus]

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Pro tip: Place [Guitar Solo] on its own line where a bridge would go. Suno reads it as an instrumental section and gives the lead guitar room to play.

Whisper-to-Belt Vocal Dynamics

25/50

✨ What it does

Controls vocal intensity section by section, from a whisper to a full belt.

Style: emotional pop ballad, piano and strings, female vocals, around 72 BPM. Lyrics: [Verse] [Whispered] (your lyrics) [Pre-Chorus] [Soft] (your lyrics) [Chorus] [Belted]

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Pro tip: Stack a structure tag and a delivery tag on the same line, like [Chorus] [Belted]. This is the cleanest way to tell Suno how to sing each part.

Force an Instrumental Section

26/50

✨ What it does

Keeps a passage purely instrumental using [Instrumental] and [No vocals].

Style: cinematic hybrid orchestra, strings, drums, no vocals, around 90 BPM. Lyrics: [Intro] [Instrumental] [Build] [Drop] [No vocals]

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Pro tip: The v5 tag [No vocals] is stronger than just leaving lyrics blank. Use it when you want a guaranteed instrumental passage in the middle of a vocal song.

Clean Fade-Out Ending

27/50

✨ What it does

Ends the track with ad-libs over a gentle fade instead of a hard stop.

Style: smooth R&B, electric piano, breathy vocals, around 74 BPM. Lyrics: [Chorus] (your lyrics) [Chorus] [Ad-libs] [Outro] [Fade Out]

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Pro tip: Suno sometimes cuts songs off abruptly. [Outro] [Fade Out] is the reliable fix for a smooth, professional ending.

Spoken-Word Intro

28/50

✨ What it does

Opens a song with a spoken line before the beat and vocals kick in.

Style: dark cinematic trap, 808 bass, moody piano, around 140 BPM. Lyrics: [Intro] [Spoken Word] (your opening line) [Hook] [Verse 1]

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Pro tip: [Spoken Word] turns that line into narration instead of singing. Great for a dramatic cold open before the hook drops.

Breakdown With Ad-libs

29/50

✨ What it does

Drops into a stripped breakdown with vocal ad-libs before the final chorus.

Style: gospel-tinged soul, organ, choir, powerful vocals, around 76 BPM. Lyrics: [Chorus] (your lyrics) [Breakdown] [Ad-libs] [Chorus] [Powerful] [Outro]

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Pro tip: [Breakdown] thins the arrangement, and [Ad-libs] tells Suno to riff vocally over it. Together they create the emotional peak before the last chorus.

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Moods & Vibes

7 prompts

Euphoric Anthem

30/50

✨ What it does

Creates a triumphant, hands-in-the-air anthem built for peak-moment energy.

Euphoric uplifting anthem, big bright synths, four-on-the-floor drums, soaring female vocals, hands-in-the-air chorus, joyful and triumphant, around 126 BPM.

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Pro tip: Stack positive descriptors (euphoric, uplifting, triumphant, joyful). Mood adjectives compound, and Suno reads three or four of them as a strong instruction.

Melancholic Reflection

31/50

✨ What it does

Produces a sad, reflective piece with sparse piano and lots of space.

Melancholic and reflective, sparse piano, soft pads, gentle male vocals, distant reverb, sad and cinematic, around 68 BPM.

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Pro tip: Slow the BPM into the 60s and ask for "sparse" and "space". Emptiness in the arrangement is what makes a song feel genuinely melancholic.

Cinematic Tension

32/50

✨ What it does

Builds a tense, suspenseful cinematic cue that feels like a film score.

Cinematic and tense, low pulsing strings, deep percussion hits, rising brass, ticking hi-hats, dramatic and suspenseful, no vocals, around 100 BPM.

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Pro tip: "Rising brass" and "pulsing strings" create the sense of building dread. Add "no vocals" to keep it a pure score for video or trailers.

Aggressive and Hard

33/50

✨ What it does

Generates a dark, relentless track with distorted bass and snarling vocals.

Aggressive and hard-hitting, distorted bass, pounding drums, snarling male vocals, industrial textures, dark and relentless, around 150 BPM.

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Pro tip: Words like "relentless", "snarling", and "industrial" push aggression harder than volume alone. Pair them with a fast BPM for maximum drive.

Dreamy and Ethereal

34/50

✨ What it does

Creates a floating, ethereal dream-pop soundscape with airy vocals.

Dreamy and ethereal, washed reverb guitars, airy synth pads, soft breathy vocals, shimmering textures, floating and weightless, around 84 BPM.

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Pro tip: Reverb-heavy words (washed, airy, shimmering) create the dreamy haze. Keep vocals "breathy" so they blend into the texture instead of cutting through.

Nostalgic and Warm

35/50

✨ What it does

Delivers a warm, bittersweet track that feels like a fond memory.

Nostalgic and warm, vintage tape saturation, mellow electric piano, soft brushed drums, tender male vocals, bittersweet and comforting, around 92 BPM.

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Pro tip: "Tape saturation" and "vintage" add the analog warmth that reads as nostalgia. It is the sonic version of an old photograph.

Uplifting and Hopeful

36/50

✨ What it does

Produces a hopeful, encouraging song that builds to an optimistic chorus.

Uplifting and hopeful, bright acoustic guitar, warm strings, gentle claps, encouraging male vocals, building to a big optimistic chorus, around 112 BPM.

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Pro tip: Ask it to "build to a big chorus". Uplifting songs need a rise, so give Suno a target to grow toward rather than staying at one level.

Use-Case Songs

7 prompts

Brand Jingle

37/50

✨ What it does

Creates a short, catchy jingle that plants your brand name in memory.

Style: catchy upbeat pop jingle, bright ukulele, hand claps, cheerful group vocals, memorable short hook, around 120 BPM. Lyrics: [Hook] (your brand name and tagline, repeated)

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Pro tip: Repeat the brand name at least twice in the hook. Jingles work through repetition, so the name should be the most-sung word in the clip.

Personalized Birthday Song

38/50

✨ What it does

Generates a custom, upbeat birthday song using someone's name and details.

Style: fun feel-good pop, bright piano, claps, cheerful mixed vocals, celebratory, around 118 BPM. Lyrics: [Verse] (the name and a fun detail about them) [Chorus] Happy birthday (name)

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Pro tip: Drop one specific detail about the person into the verse. A single real detail turns a generic jingle into a gift that feels personal.

Wedding First-Dance Song

39/50

✨ What it does

Produces a tender first-dance ballad, optionally as a male and female duet.

Style: romantic acoustic ballad, fingerpicked guitar, soft strings, tender duet male and female vocals, heartfelt and intimate, around 74 BPM. Lyrics: [Verse] [Chorus] [Bridge] [Chorus] [Fade Out]

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Pro tip: Ask for a "duet" if you want both voices. Keep the BPM around 70 to 76 so it is slow enough to actually dance to.

Podcast Intro Theme

40/50

✨ What it does

Creates a short, professional instrumental intro sting for a podcast or show.

Style: confident modern intro, punchy drums, bright synth stab, energetic and professional, short, no vocals, around 110 BPM. Lyrics: [Intro] [Instrumental]

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Pro tip: Keep it instrumental and short. An intro theme should set a mood in a few seconds and then get out of the way of the host.

30-Second Ad Spot

41/50

✨ What it does

Generates a clean, upbeat 30-second music bed for a commercial spot.

Style: upbeat commercial pop, bright synths, driving beat, optimistic and clean, 30 seconds, around 122 BPM. Lyrics: [Intro] [Hook] (product benefit in one line) [Outro]

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Pro tip: State "30 seconds" in the style and keep lyrics to a single benefit line. Ad music should support the message, not compete with the voiceover.

Gentle Lullaby

42/50

✨ What it does

Produces a calm, sleepy lullaby with music box and soft humming.

Style: soft soothing lullaby, gentle music box, warm pads, tender humming vocals, calm and sleepy, around 60 BPM. Lyrics: [Verse] [Soft] [Chorus] [Soft] [Outro] [Fade Out]

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Pro tip: Keep the BPM near 60 and tag every section [Soft]. A lullaby should never surprise, so hold the dynamics flat and low the whole way through.

Stadium Sports Anthem

43/50

✨ What it does

Creates a hype, chant-along stadium anthem built for a crowd.

Style: high-energy stadium anthem, stomping drums, big brass stabs, chant-along crowd vocals, powerful and hype, around 140 BPM. Lyrics: [Intro] [Build] [Chorus] (a short chant, four words max) [Drop]

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Pro tip: Keep the chant to four words or fewer so a crowd can shout it. Simple, repeatable phrases are what turn a song into a stadium chant.

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Instrumental & Background Music

7 prompts

Lo-fi Study Beats

44/50

✨ What it does

Produces a calm, focus-friendly lo-fi beat with no vocals to distract you.

Chill lo-fi study beat, warm Rhodes, soft boom-bap drums, vinyl crackle, mellow bass, calm and focused, no vocals, around 80 BPM.

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Pro tip: Add "no vocals" and keep it under 85 BPM. Study music should stay in the background, so avoid anything that grabs attention.

Ambient Focus Drone

45/50

✨ What it does

Creates a spacious, beatless ambient bed for deep focus or reading.

Soft ambient focus music, warm evolving synth pads, subtle textures, no drums, no vocals, calm and spacious, around 60 BPM.

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Pro tip: Use "no drums" to remove any rhythmic pulse. For pure concentration music, a steady beat can be more distracting than helpful.

Cinematic Trailer Cue

46/50

✨ What it does

Generates an epic trailer cue that builds tension into a massive impact.

Epic cinematic trailer, huge braams, pounding taiko drums, soaring strings, rising tension into a massive hit, no vocals, around 90 BPM. Lyrics: [Intro] [Build] [Drop]

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Pro tip: Use [Build] then [Drop] for the classic trailer rise and hit. Braams and taiko drums are the two sounds every big trailer relies on.

Corporate Background Music

47/50

✨ What it does

Produces neutral, upbeat background music for explainer videos and slides.

Clean corporate background music, light plucky synth, soft piano, gentle beat, positive and unobtrusive, no vocals, around 110 BPM.

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Pro tip: Aim for "unobtrusive". Corporate video music succeeds by being forgettable, so avoid strong melodies that pull focus from the narration.

Meditation Soundscape

48/50

✨ What it does

Creates a deeply calm meditation soundscape with singing bowls and drones.

Peaceful meditation music, soft singing bowls, warm drones, distant nature textures, no drums, no vocals, deeply calm, around 50 BPM.

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Pro tip: Keep the tempo very slow, near 50 BPM, and drop all percussion. Meditation audio should feel timeless, so avoid any clear rhythm or beat.

Jazz Cafe Ambience

49/50

✨ What it does

Delivers cozy, unhurried jazz cafe background music with no vocals.

Relaxed jazz cafe music, brushed drums, upright bass, soft piano, warm muted trumpet, cozy and unhurried, no vocals, around 96 BPM.

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Pro tip: Ask for "brushed drums" and "unhurried". Cafe jazz should swing gently without ever demanding attention, so keep the energy low and warm.

Boss-Battle Game Music

50/50

✨ What it does

Generates high-intensity, looping boss-battle music for a video game.

Intense boss-battle game music, fast orchestral strings, heavy electric guitars, driving double-kick drums, choir stabs, epic and relentless, no vocals, around 170 BPM.

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Pro tip: Push the BPM to 160 or higher and layer orchestra with distorted guitars. Game combat music needs relentless energy, so leave no quiet gaps.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A good Suno prompt has two parts. In the Style box, describe the sound in dense, comma-separated phrases: genre, mood, key instruments, tempo in BPM, and voice type, for example "warm indie folk, fingerpicked acoustic guitar, soft male vocals, around 90 BPM". In the Lyrics box, format your words with section tags like [Verse] and [Chorus] on their own lines. Suno weights the first 20 to 30 words most heavily, so lead with the genre and your most important descriptors.
Meta-tags are short instructions in square brackets that tell Suno what to do at a specific point in the song. Structure tags like [Intro], [Verse], [Chorus], [Bridge], and [Outro] mark sections. Performance tags like [Guitar Solo], [Build], [Drop], [Whispered], [Belted], [Instrumental], and [Fade Out] shape the arrangement and the vocals. Keep each tag to one to three words and place structure tags on their own line above the lyrics they apply to.
It depends on your plan. Songs generated on the free Basic plan are for personal, non-commercial use only. Paid plans, Pro at 10 dollars a month and Premier at 30 dollars a month, grant full commercial rights, so you can monetize, distribute, and license those tracks. One catch: upgrading later does not retroactively license songs you already made on the free plan. If you plan to sell or publish, generate the track while you are on a paid plan.
Suno is operating and legal to use, but it is in active litigation. In November 2025, Warner Music Group settled with Suno and entered a licensing partnership. As of mid-2026, Universal Music Group and Sony Music are still suing Suno in a case coordinated by the RIAA, arguing the models were trained on copyrighted recordings without a license. A summary judgment hearing on the fair-use question is expected around July 2026. Suno itself remains available worldwide, and paid-plan tracks come with commercial rights, but the training-data question is not yet settled in court.
With the current v5.5 model you can generate songs longer than 5 minutes in a single pass, up from the older 4-minute cap. Suno added a Duration slider in July 2026 that lets you pick a target length in the Create form before you generate. For anything longer, use the Extend feature to add sections onto an existing track, which is how people build full multi-minute songs.
Both are AI music generators sued by the major labels in the same wave. Suno is the more mainstream choice, with a simpler interface, strong full-song generation, and features like Voices and custom models in v5.5. Udio has a reputation for very clean audio fidelity and granular editing. For fast, complete, radio-style songs from a prompt, most people reach for Suno. If you obsess over production polish and stem-level control, try Udio and compare.
As of July 2026, the current model is Suno v5.5, released in March 2026. It improved vocal expressiveness and control and added Voices, custom models, and My Taste. The bracketed meta-tag vocabulary did not change from earlier versions, so the tags in these prompts work on v5.5 and on the v5 and v4.5 models too.
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