AIVA
App : A product you use directly
AI-assisted music composition, focused on film and game music.
The most accomplished AI composer for instrumental music; commercial use requires a paid plan.
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What it does, concretely
Creating original music takes time, skills, and often complex software. AIVA lets you generate complete musical compositions in seconds, with no prior musical training required.
In practice, you choose a style from more than 250 available options, or upload an audio or MIDI file as an influence. AIVA then generates a track that you can edit and download in the format of your choice.
The tool is aimed at beginners who want to add music to a video or personal project, as well as content creators and professionals who need music for games, films, or commercial productions.
However, AIVA is less suited to those looking for music with vocals or lyrics, or who want to work entirely offline, as compositions are generated server-side.
What it offers
- ·Music generation in more than 250 different styles in seconds.
- ·Import of an audio or MIDI file as an influence to guide the composition.
- ·Creation of custom style models. (paid)
- ·Editing of generated tracks directly within the interface.
- ·Download in MP3 and MIDI formats on all plans, with high-quality WAV export available on the Pro plan. (paid for WAV)
- ·Full copyright ownership and unrestricted monetization with the Pro plan. (paid)
- ·Limited monetization on YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, and Instagram with the Standard plan. (paid)
In practice
- Price
- Freemium · from 11 €
- Commercial use
- Commercial use: paid plan
- Available on
- web, windows, macos
- FR interface
- Yes
Security and data
- Rating
- Security: one caveat, see the card
- Your data
- Data with the vendor
- Maintenance
- Active
Links and repository checked on 25 October 2026 · added on 1 January 2016