Describe genre, mood, and instruments
Write the genre, mood, tempo, key, and instrumentation you want. Type @ to drop an uploaded style reference, melody clip, or image straight into the prompt so Lyria 3.5 knows which material to use.
Lyria 3.5 turns a description, a picture, or a melody into a finished track. Describe the genre, mood, and instrumentation and get stereo audio with controllable tempo, key, and structure.
Generate a track from a prompt, a reference image, an audio clip, or a combination of all three. Every control below is a preview of the Lyria 3.5 generator, and your account check happens the moment you press generate.
Type @ in your prompt to reference an uploaded style clip, melody, or image. Reference material is optional.
About 45 credits for a 60 second stereo track · Reference workflow guide
Lyria 3.5 accepts text, images, audio clips, and lyrics. Combine the materials that matter so the model has precise creative direction.
Write the genre, mood, tempo, key, and instrumentation you want. Type @ to drop an uploaded style reference, melody clip, or image straight into the prompt so Lyria 3.5 knows which material to use.
Up to 3 style references, 1 melody or humming clip of 15 seconds, and 1 image. Reference material is optional — add only what the track needs.
Text alone, text with an image, text with a melody clip, or all of them together. Combine inputs to give Lyria 3.5 more precise creative direction.
Reference images and audio clips are optional. Supported file requirements: images JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, or HEIF up to 30 MB each; audio WAV or MP3, 2-15 seconds and up to 15 MB; lyrics as plain text in the prompt. Image dimensions 256-1760 px, total request size up to 64 MB.
See what Lyria 3.5-style generations look like across prompts, image references, style transfers, and vocal tracks.
Warm vinyl crackle, soft Rhodes chords, and a laid-back drum groove for a study playlist.
Rising strings, hybrid percussion, and a brass swell built for a trailer cut.
Analog arpeggios, gated drums, and a neon-lit bassline at 110 BPM.
Uplifting acoustic guitar and hand claps for a short product spot.
A looping orchestral theme with a memorable motif for a game menu.
A bright pop hook with a lead vocal and a chorus that lands in eight bars.
Everything you need to direct a track: text prompts, image references, style transfer, tempo and key control, and a consistent sound across generations.
Describe the genre, mood, tempo, and instruments and Lyria 3.5 renders a finished stereo track — no session players, no DAW.
Upload a photo, artwork, or storyboard and let its mood, colour, and pacing guide the score.
Add a short clip and carry its instrumentation, groove, or melodic idea into an entirely new track.
Ask for a BPM, a key, an intro, a drop, or a chorus and shape how the track unfolds.
Generate intros, verses, and choruses that hold together, then arrange them into a longer piece.
Download watermark-free stereo audio and keep one consistent sound across a whole campaign.
Pick a workflow, add your prompt and reference material, tune the settings, and generate your track.
Sign in with Google and start with the welcome credits added to every new account.
Pick text-to-music, image-to-music, or audio-to-music depending on the material you already have.
Describe the genre, mood, and instrumentation, then attach an image, a melody clip, or a style reference when you need more control.
Pick a length and audio quality, review the credit estimate, generate the track, and download the stereo file.
Example prompt: Warm lo-fi hip hop at 82 BPM in A minor. Dusty vinyl crackle, soft Rhodes chords, upright bass, and a laid-back kick. Piano intro for four bars, drums enter after that, instrumental only.
Compare Lyria 3.5 workflows by the material you already have and the level of control you need.
| Workflow | What you provide | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Text to Music | A written prompt only | Exploring a genre, mood, or arrangement from scratch |
| Image to Music | A prompt and a reference image | Scoring visuals, ads, and storyboards |
| Audio to Music | A prompt and a short audio clip | Carrying a melody, groove, or instrument set into a new track |
Use Lyria 3.5 to sketch tracks for ads, social edits, film, games, podcasts, and production demos before committing studio time.
Sketch a hook, a bed, or a full arrangement before opening a DAW session.
Cut a bespoke soundtrack for a campaign without licensing someone else track.
Score YouTube, Shorts, and TikTok edits with music written to fit the cut.
Generate looping themes and menu beds for prototypes and pitch builds.
Test temp scores and cue ideas against a rough cut in minutes.
Build intros, stingers, and background beds that stay on brand.
Every plan is a subscription that refreshes credits each billing period. Annual billing costs the same as ten months, so two months are free.
For trying Lyria 3.5 on a few short tracks each month.
For creators publishing music every week.
For teams running an always-on music pipeline.
Compare credit usage, billing details, and every plan on the Lyria 3.5 pricing page. Subscription payments are processed by Stripe and can be cancelled at any time from your billing settings.
Answers about generating Lyria 3.5-style music, choosing inputs and audio quality, using reference material, and understanding credit usage.
Lyria 3.5 is a music generation workflow: you bring a text prompt, an image, or a short audio reference and get back a finished stereo track. This site is an independent third-party interface for creating Lyria 3.5-style music.
Sign in with Google, choose a workflow in the generator, write a prompt, optionally attach an image, melody clip, or style reference, then pick a length and audio quality and generate.
Yes. Describe the genre, mood, tempo, key, and instrumentation and Lyria 3.5 builds the arrangement without any reference media.
Yes. Upload a photo, artwork, or storyboard and its mood, colour, and pacing guide the score Lyria 3.5 writes.
Yes. Attach a short clip and its instrumentation, groove, or melodic idea carries into the new track. A hummed line is the fastest way to turn an idea you already have into a full arrangement.
Yes. You can ask for an instrumental bed or a track with a lead vocal, and you can supply your own lyrics in the prompt.
A single generation runs up to about 60 seconds. Longer pieces are usually assembled from several sections so each part stays coherent.
Tracks are rendered as 48 kHz stereo audio. You can preview in the browser and download the finished file once the track is generated.
Yes. Give a BPM, a key, or a time signature in the prompt, and describe the structure you want — intro, build, drop, or chorus.
Images: JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, or HEIF, up to 30 MB each. Audio: WAV or MP3, 2-15 seconds and up to 15 MB. Lyrics: plain text in the prompt.
A one minute stereo track is roughly 45 credits. Shorter generations cost less, and the estimate is shown before you generate.
Credit cost follows the length and quality of the track you generate, not the size of your reference. A longer reference does not increase the price.
Every new account starts with 100 welcome credits, valid for 30 days, so you can try a couple of generations before choosing a plan.
No. lyria35.lol is an independent third-party website. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or operated by Google LLC, DeepMind, or any of their affiliates. Product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Start with a prompt, an image, or a melody and create a finished track in seconds.