Genre and mood first
Suno weighs the first tags the most: start with the genre and the mood.
Suno prompt generator: build the perfect prompt for your song
Pick genre, mood, tempo, voice, key, chords and sound, and copy a Suno-ready prompt. Already have your song? Use the “Improve my song” mode to give it a wider sound and keep Suno from pushing your voice too high.
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- ✓ 40+ genres
- ✦ Key and chords
Which genre?
Pick one. It is the first thing Suno reads.
Pop and indie
Latin
Urban
Electronic
Rock and metal
Roots and classics
Cinematic and ambient
Your prompt
energetic, peaceful
How to write a good Suno prompt
Short tags, comma-separated
It works better than a long sentence. 8 to 14 tags is a good range.
Tempo and key
A BPM and a key give it clear guidance on energy and on how high the vocal goes.
Voice and register
Say who sings and in which register, so the vocal does not climb to notes you cannot reach.
Exclude what you do not want
Use the exclude styles field in the advanced options instead of writing “no…” in the prompt.
Structure in the lyrics
Tags like [Verse], [Chorus] or [Drop] tell Suno how to lay out the song.
Does your Suno song sound small, or did the vocal end up too high?
The “Improve my song” mode starts from what you have: your recorded voice, a hummed melody, a demo or the generated song. You mark what it lacks (narrow stereo, weak low end, buried vocal, AI-made sound or a vocal that is too high) and the sound you want to reach, and the generator builds a prompt with those fixes and a list of styles to exclude.
- A prompt to regenerate, extend or cover the song with a wider sound.
- Key and low register so Suno does not push your voice up.
- Concrete tips to finish the mix in MixingMusic.
Suno prompt bank, ready to copy
Examples built from the same bank as the generator. Copy them as they are or open them above to tweak them.
pop, catchy hooks, joyful, high energy, 118 BPM, female vocal, piano, electric guitar, synth pads, modern production, radio-ready mix, wide stereo image
reggaeton, dembow rhythm, festive, summer vibe, 97 BPM, male vocal, percussion, synth lead, dembow drums, polished glossy production, modern production, deep powerful low end
rock, guitar-driven, high energy, empowering, 133 BPM, male vocal, live drums, warm bass, electric guitar, gritty raw, wide stereo image, punchy drums
latin ballad, power ballad, tender, inspiring, 75 BPM, powerful belted vocal, acoustic guitar, lush strings, piano, lush reverb, dynamic range, concert hall ambience
hip hop, boom bap, brooding, bittersweet, 95 BPM, rap vocals, rhythmic flow, piano, drum machine, chopped samples, warm bass, punchy drums, vinyl crackle, gritty raw
EDM, festival anthem, high energy, festive, 130 BPM, female vocal, sub bass, drum machine, synth lead, wide stereo image, punchy drums, polished glossy production
lo-fi hip hop, chillhop, laid-back, serene, 85 BPM, instrumental, chopped samples, warm bass, Rhodes electric piano, lo-fi texture, tape saturation, vinyl crackle
cinematic orchestral, epic trailer, triumphant, brooding, 108 BPM, instrumental, percussion, brass section, full orchestra, dynamic range, wide stereo image, concert hall ambience
bachata, romantic bachata guitar, tender, smooth, 131 BPM, male vocal, bongos, güiro, acoustic guitar, warm analog, natural room ambience, clean crisp production
Suno prompts by genre
Frequently asked questions
What is a Suno prompt?
It is the style description Suno uses to generate the song: comma-separated English tags with genre, mood, tempo, voice, instruments and sound. Suno weighs the first ones the most, which is why the generator puts genre and mood first.
How many characters does Suno’s style field accept?
In recent versions the style field accepts around 1,000 characters and in older ones about 200. The limit depends on the model you use and can change, so follow the counter on your screen. The generator has a compact 200-character mode.
Can I choose the key and chords in Suno?
You can specify them, and Suno takes them as guidance, not as a rule. The generator adds the key ("in A minor"), the vocal register and the progression with the real chords of that key, both in the style and at the top of the lyrics.
Suno puts my voice too high, what do I do?
Set the key you sing comfortably in, pick the low register and exclude "high-pitched vocals". If you upload your own recording, record it in that key. If it still raises the pitch, generate another take instead of forcing it in the mix.
Why is the prompt in English?
Because Suno reads style tags best in English. Your lyrics can be in any language: write them in the lyrics field with the structure the generator gives you.
Is it free?
Yes: no sign-up and no limits. Prompts are built in your browser from a bank of genres, moods, instruments, sounds and chord progressions.
What do I do once Suno makes my song?
Download the Suno Studio stems or the full song and finish it in MixingMusic.AI: mix each track with AI and master it ready for Spotify. Your first song is free.
When Suno is done, make your song sound professional.
Mix your Suno Studio stems with AI or master the full song, ready for Spotify. The first one is free.
MixingMusic.AI is not affiliated with Suno. Suno is a trademark of its respective owner.