Flow Music
Generates full-length songs, music videos, and custom audio experiences from text, image, and audio prompts
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What is Flow Music?
Google Flow Music is a generative AI music creation platform for making, remixing, publishing, and sharing songs, playlists, music videos, and interactive music spaces. It is built around a chat-style producer experience where you describe what you want and refine it with text, audio, images, and other prompts.
The core creation flow centers on full-length songs with rich musicality, dynamic vocals, and the Lyria 3 music model. It also supports music videos through a video model, and it lets users build custom experiences like audio plugins, music games, and custom DAWs through its vibe-coding tools.
A big part of the product is iteration and personalization. The system learns your style over time, offers remixing, audio effects, stem splitting, and daily credits, and includes options to customize the producer, use memories, and set up custom slash commands.
It is aimed at musicians, producers, songwriters, artists, and creators who want to prototype ideas quickly or produce polished music without needing a traditional studio setup. It also appears designed for users who want a mix of creative exploration, publishing, and interactive audio experimentation in one place.
Flow Music pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free tier: $0 per month, daily top-up credits, 2 concurrent generations, and all core features. Starter: $6 per month, 3,000 credits monthly, daily top-up credits, 8 concurrent generations, and all core features. Plus: $18 per month, 10,000 credits monthly, daily top-up credits, 12 concurrent generations, and all core features. Member: $48 per month, 30,000 credits monthly, daily top-up credits, 16 concurrent generations, all core features, plus a member badge, member events and swag, and early access to new features. The support pages also say core features are available at no charge, and Google AI Plus/Pro/Ultra members receive the Starter/Plus/Member benefits respectively.
Flow Music pros
- Creates full-length songs
- Supports rich musicality
- Includes dynamic vocals
- Uses text prompts
- Supports image prompts
- Supports audio prompts
- Supports microphone recordings
- Can remix existing audio
- Offers stem splitting
- Includes audio effects
- Creates music videos
- Lets users publish songs
- Supports playlists
- Builds interactive music spaces
- Enables custom audio plugins
- Supports custom music games
- Allows custom DAW creation
- Personalizes to user style over time
- Includes daily credits
- Free to start
- No credit card required
Flow Music cons
- Must be 18 or older
- Only in supported regions
- Requires Google account sign-in
- Authorization is required again on login
- Free tier has limited concurrency
- Paid plans needed for more credits
- Paid plans needed for more generations
- Output still needs careful checking
- Capabilities are still improving
- Some advanced features may depend on subscription
- Voice/model options may be confusing for new users
- Not a full replacement for traditional production tools
Frequently asked questions about Flow Music
What can Google Flow Music create?
Google Flow Music can create songs, playlists, music videos, and spaces, and it also supports remixing and sharing your work. The homepage describes it as a one-stop place to create, publish, and share music-related projects.
How do I start making a song?
You start a new session, describe the music you want in the prompt box, and optionally add references like a recording, your own audio, or an image. After that, Flow Music generates results that you can listen to and refine.
Can I use my own audio or images?
Yes. The support docs say you can add recordings from your microphone, use your own music as audio input, and upload images to inspire lyrics or cover art. The website also highlights image-based music creation and audio-driven editing.
Does Flow Music support music videos?
Yes. Flow Music includes music video creation using the Veo video model, and the homepage says you can direct your own music videos by controlling characters, aesthetics, and other visual details.
What is the vibe-code feature for?
Vibe-code is for building custom creative tools and experiences around music. The site says you can build audio plugins, music games, and custom DAWs, so it is meant for experimentation beyond standard song generation.
Can I personalize the producer?
Yes. The support page says you can customize the producer with instructions, Google Flows for slash commands, and memories that control whether the system learns from your conversation history. It also lets you change the producer model.
What models does Flow Music use?
The site highlights Lyria 3 as the latest frontier music model for full-length songs, and the support page says you can switch between Instrument, Ghostwriter, and Producer models. The homepage also references Veo for video generation.
Is Flow Music free?
Yes. The website says it is free to start with no credit card required, and the support docs say core features are available at no charge. The free plan includes daily top-up credits and 2 concurrent generations.
What do the paid plans add?
Paid plans add more credits and more concurrent generations. Starter includes 3,000 monthly credits and 8 concurrent generations, Plus includes 10,000 monthly credits and 12 concurrent generations, and Member includes 30,000 monthly credits and 16 concurrent generations along with member perks.
Who can use Google Flow Music?
Users must be 18 years old or older, be in a supported region, and sign up with a Google Account. The support page also notes that access is tied to account authorization and that you can remove access from your Google Account settings.