Set the direction before generating
For an open-ended idea, review an editable draft of the lyrics, style and vocals before starting music generation. Agent replies have their own credit charge, depending on your plan.
Lyrics, vocals and cover art from one sentence.
Create
Start from an idea: a song, or the words for one.
Remix
Build on songs you already have.
Audio tools
Polish, split, convert and cut any audio file.
Miredo is an AI music agent for content creators. Describe a song in plain words and it writes the lyrics and makes two versions with vocals and cover art. Then you refine it in the same conversation: extend it, rewrite a section, split stems or master it. Paid accounts can download without limit and hold a permanent commercial-use right on every song.
Say what the music is for, how it should feel and what you want to keep. You can bring your own lyrics or upload a recording.
Generate two versions with vocals and cover art, or choose an instrumental. Listen to both and pick the direction you want to develop.
Ask for a longer ending, a rewritten section or a different style. Compare the new version with the original, then download the one you want.
For an open-ended idea, review an editable draft of the lyrics, style and vocals before starting music generation. Agent replies have their own credit charge, depending on your plan.
Use approval mode to review paid tool operations and their prices before they run. When you are ready, you can give the agent more autonomy.
An edit creates a new track alongside the original. Listen back, compare the results and decide which version is worth taking further.
| Feature | Miredo | Suno | Udio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Downloads | Unlimited on paid accounts. | Pro: 20 song downloads a month. Premier: 60 a month. Monthly download credits do not roll over.Suno help: How do downloads work? | Downloading of audio, video and stems has been disabled since its Universal Music Group partnership. Its help center gives no date for restoring it.Udio help: Changes associated with the UMG partnership |
| Commercial rights | A permanent commercial-use right on every song made on a paid account, whether you buy a credit pack or subscribe. It stays if you cancel or run out of credits. | Granted for songs you download within your plan’s allowance. Rights from a permitted download are perpetual and survive cancellation.Suno terms of service | Not covered here: see Udio's own terms.Udio help center |
| Free accounts | 100 credits on sign-up. Free accounts can listen, with no downloads and no commercial use. | No commercial rights and no monthly downloads. Accounts created before 3 September 2026 get up to 7 trial downloads, which are not for commercial use.Suno help: How do downloads work? | Not covered here: see Udio's own terms.Udio help center |
| Record of authorship | A Certificate of Authorship for every song: the account that holds it, the tool and time it was made, and the file’s SHA-256 fingerprint. | Not listed on its pricing or rights pages. | Not covered here: see Udio's own terms.Udio help center |
The right is a licence from Miredo, not a copyright registration. The Certificate of Authorship records where a song came from; it does not register anything with a copyright office.
$0
100 credits on sign-up
Use your sign-up credits to hear a first result and explore the workflow.
Credits last: Never expire
From $5.00
250 credits in the smallest pack
Buy credits when you have a project. There is no recurring subscription to maintain.
Credits last: Never expire
From $29.00 / month
1,500 credits each month
Get a recurring credit allowance and run more tasks at once. Add a credit pack when you need extra.
Credits last: One billing period
Paid accounts, whether you buy a credit pack or subscribe, get a permanent commercial-use right to the songs they generate, and unlimited downloads. Free accounts can listen, but have no download or commercial-use rights.
Agent replies cost 1 credit each below Chorus; replies are free from Chorus. Music generation and other paid tools have separate charges. Failed tasks are refunded.
Yes, with a paid account. Every song generated on a paid account comes with a permanent commercial-use right: release it, sell it, license it or use it in videos and ads. The right stays with you if you cancel or your credits run out. A refunded subscription is the one exception: see the refund policy. Free accounts can listen to songs but have no commercial-use or download rights. See the commercial use page for what the right covers.
Not on a paid account: download any song or version as often as you like. Free accounts can listen, but cannot download.
Yes, if you need songs you can download and use commercially. Some services cap or disable downloads; see the side-by-side comparison, checked against their own pages. On Miredo, paid accounts get unlimited downloads and a permanent commercial-use right on every song.
A record for each song: the account that holds it, the tool and time it was made, a work ID and the SHA-256 fingerprint of the audio file. It documents where a song came from; it is not a copyright registration. Read can you copyright AI music?
You get 100 credits when you sign up. A music generation costs 10 credits and returns two versions. Agent replies cost 1 credit below Chorus and are free from Chorus; further paid tools are charged separately. Failed tasks are refunded. Credit packs start at $5.00. See pricing for all plans and charges.
Miredo keeps the brief, song references and results in one conversation. You can review a draft, generate music, then ask it to extend a song, replace a section, split stems or master a track. Each result is saved so you can compare versions.
No. Describe the song in everyday words. If you know exactly what you want, you can also set the lyrics, style, vocal gender and length yourself.
Yes. Paste your lyrics, or upload an MP3, M4A, WAV, FLAC, OGG or AAC file. Then extend it, give it a new style, add vocals or a backing track, split it into stems or master it.
Yes. Ask for a change and Miredo makes a new track next to the original, so you can compare the two and go back whenever you like.
Yes. When the provider makes a preview available, you can start listening while the task finishes. Generation time depends on the task and provider queue; the finished files appear in your library when they are ready.
Start with 100 free credits: describe it to Miredo and hear the first version.
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