The Best AI Music Apps for iPhone and Android in 2027

The best AI music apps for iPhone and Android in 2027: full songs with vocals, beats, remixes and stems, with platforms, free plans and prices.

Quick answer: The best AI music app for iPhone and Android in 2027 is Soundverse. Describe a song or paste your lyrics, and Agent One writes the music, sings your lyrics and designs the cover. Then you can extend it, split the stems or remix it. Pick Suno for fast songs, Google Flow Music for Google's Lyria models, BandLab for a free recording studio and SOUNDRAW Grid for beats on iPhone.

Prices are as listed in October 2026. Check each vendor's site before you buy.

The best AI music apps at a glance

Rank	App	Best for	iPhone / Android	Free plan	Paid from
1	Soundverse	Full songs with vocals, then extend, stems or remix	Both	Trial of three full songs, MP3 downloads	$12.49/mo ($9.99 billed yearly) on the web
2	Suno	Fast songs and a big community	Both	50 credits a day, no monthly downloads	$10/mo ($96 billed yearly)
3	Google Flow Music	Chatting with Google's Lyria models	Both	Daily top-up credits	$8/mo ($6/mo billed yearly)
4	Mureka	Lots of songs on a budget	Both	Daily free Gold, no commercial use	$10/mo ($96 billed yearly)
5	BandLab	Recording your own vocals	Both	Free account with a 16-track Studio	$99 first year, then $149/yr
6	Moises	Stems, chords, key and tempo	Both	5 uploads a month	Paid plans (log in to see prices)
7	SOUNDRAW Grid	Royalty-free beats, loop by loop	iPhone only (plus Mac and web)	8 download credits a month	$99.99 first year, then $149.99/yr
8	djay	Live remixes with real-time stems	Both	Free download	PRO subscription (see its store listing)

How we picked

Every app here has an official iPhone or Android app and does at least one job well on a phone: a full song with vocals, a beat, a remix or stems. Platforms come from store listings or official sites, and prices from each vendor's own pages.

Watch: Soundverse for Android turns one prompt into a full track in 1m 14s.

1. Soundverse: best AI music app overall

Soundverse AI Song Generator

The Soundverse AI Song Generator on the web. Your Library is available across devices.

Soundverse's store listings call it "your AI music team, in your pocket." Both apps are built around Agent One. Describe a song or paste your lyrics, and it plans the work, then does it: it writes the music, sings your lyrics with AI vocals, names the track and designs the cover art.

What the App Store and Google Play listings describe:

Songs, singing and beats. An AI song generator, an AI music generator, an AI singer for your lyrics and an AI beat maker, in styles from pop and Afrobeats to Bollywood and phonk. You can also hum a melody.
Finish the track. Extend a song, split it into stems or remix it. The Android listing adds one-tap workflows such as Karaoke instrumental.
Model choice. The latest iPhone release notes add Google Lyria, ElevenMusic and Soundverse v8 and v9 (v9 is on Pro), plus a Planning Agent with interactive questions and plans.
Share and export. Send a link or download an MP3. Paid plans add WAV and stems for Logic, Ableton, FL Studio or Pro Tools, and you can train Artist DNA on your own songs and voice.

Your Library is available across devices, so you can keep working on the web in AI Studio, an in-browser multitrack studio. Get it on the App Store or Google Play.

Pricing (web checkout): Free is a trial of three full-length songs on the v5 model, with five MP3 downloads a month and a Personal license. Creator is $12.49/mo ($9.99 billed yearly), Pro $31.24/mo ($24.99 yearly) and Max from $72/mo ($60 yearly). In-app prices on the App Store and Google Play can differ and vary by country. See Soundverse pricing.

Where it stops: the free plan is a short trial, MP3 only. AI Remix, Extend, Voice Clone, Artist DNA and WAV or stems downloads start on Creator.

Watch: a complete tour of Soundverse, from beginner to pro.

2. Suno: best for fast songs and a big community

Suno has apps for iPhone and Android. Its listing says you can make a full song "through a single text prompt, humming a tune, tapping out a beat, or uploading an audio recording," then publish it to a community feed. Suno Studio, "a full generative audio workstation in your pocket," comes with Premier.

Pricing: Free has 50 credits a day, no monthly song downloads and no commercial rights. Pro is $10/mo ($96 billed yearly) with 20 song downloads a month and commercial use rights. Premier is $30/mo ($288 yearly).

Worth knowing: the iPhone app needs iOS 18, and stem separation starts on Pro. See Soundverse vs Suno.

3. Google Flow Music: best for Google's Lyria models

Google's Flow Music has apps for iPhone and Android. Its listing says you can ask its Producer to "make the bass punchier" or "sing lyrics in a deeper voice." You can also remix uploads with Covers, Replace and Extend, and make music videos with Google's Veo model.

Pricing: Free has daily top-up credits. Starter is $8/mo ($6/mo billed yearly), Plus $24/mo and Member $64/mo. The comparison table ticks Lyria models, downloads (MP3, WAV, M4A) and stem downloads on every plan, Free included.

Worth knowing: the pricing page doesn't list license terms per plan, so read Google's terms before you release. See Soundverse vs Google Flow Music.

4. Mureka: best for lots of songs on a budget

Mureka has apps for iPhone and Android. Its listing says you can generate songs from text, images or video, listen to AI radio and remix a song you like "into any style."

Pricing: Free gives a daily Gold allowance, with no commercial use. Pro is $10/mo ($96 billed yearly), with up to 500 songs a month, unlimited MP3 downloads and full commercial rights. Premier is $30/mo ($288 yearly) and adds WAV, stems, MIDI and Mureka Studio.

Worth knowing: WAV and stems sit on Premier. See Soundverse vs Mureka.

5. BandLab: best for recording your own vocals

BandLab runs on iPhone, Android and the web. It's a recording studio first, with Voice Cleaner, AutoPitch, comping and a looper. Its AI tools include SongStarter for song ideas, Splitter (four stems free) and AutoMix.

Pricing: a free account includes a 16-track Studio and free AutoPitch effects, and every user gets 15 Tokens a month for tools such as SongStarter 2.0. Pro is $99 for the first year ($149 after) and Max $199 ($299 after), billed yearly.

Worth knowing: BandLab's help center says that "in some regions, an active BandLab Membership is required to use BandLab Studio on Web, iOS and Android." See Soundverse vs BandLab.

6. Moises: best for stems, chords, key and tempo

Moises is on iPhone, iPad, Android, web and desktop. Its listing describes separating "vocals, drums, guitar, bass, piano, strings, and other instruments in any song," plus chord detection, a smart metronome, and pitch and speed changers.

Pricing: the free plan allows 5 uploads a month, files up to 5 minutes and 2- or 4-stem presets. Moises asks you to log in to see full pricing.

Worth knowing: Moises says it "only trains our models on licensed materials." See Soundverse vs Moises.

7. SOUNDRAW Grid: best for royalty-free beats on iPhone

SOUNDRAW Grid is an iPhone beat maker that also runs on Mac and the web. You build a track loop by loop, guide the mood with text prompts, arrange the sections and export stems to your DAW. SOUNDRAW says it is "trained 100% on music produced in-house by professional musicians."

Pricing: Free gives 8 download credits a month and 3 saved projects. Pro is $149.99 a year ($99.99 for the first year) with 100 download credits a month; Unlimited is $249.99 a year ($199.99 first year). The page also offers monthly billing.

Worth knowing: its FAQ says Grid "does not generate vocals," and there's no Android app. See Soundverse vs SOUNDRAW.

8. djay: best for live remixes with real-time stems

djay from Algoriddim turns your phone into a DJ system on iPhone and Android. Neural Mix isolates vocals, drums and instruments in real time, AI-powered Automix mixes for you, and a looper lets you remix on the fly, with music from Spotify, Apple Music and more.

Pricing: djay is a free download. A PRO subscription from the Apple, Google or Microsoft store works on up to five devices; see its store listing for the price.

Worth knowing: on iPhone, Neural Mix isn't available with Apple Music or Spotify tracks, and on Android it needs an ARM64 device.

Before you post or release a song

Match the license. On Soundverse, Free is a "Personal license (non-commercial)." Creator lets you "monetize your content," Pro lets you "flip & release derivatives," and Max's Distribution license lets you "collect streaming revenue." Distribution to Spotify, Apple Music and 150+ stores is coming to Max, with self-serve launching in early November 2026. Check your plan and the Terms of Service.
Your words count. Under the US Copyright Office's 2025 Part 2 report, prompts alone don't make you the author, but lyrics you write yourself can be protected.

This isn't legal advice.

Which AI music app should you choose?

Full songs with vocals, stems and remixes: Soundverse.
Fast songs and a community feed: Suno.
Google's Lyria models: Google Flow Music.
Lots of songs for little money: Mureka.
Recording your own vocals: BandLab.
Stems, chords, key and tempo: Moises.
Royalty-free beats on iPhone: SOUNDRAW Grid.
DJing and remixing live: djay.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best AI music app for iPhone and Android in 2027? Soundverse. On both platforms, Agent One writes the music, sings your lyrics and designs the cover, and you can extend, split or remix the result. Pick Suno for fast songs, Google Flow Music for Lyria and BandLab for recording.

Which AI music apps are free? All eight are free to download, but free plans vary. Suno gives 50 credits a day, Mureka a daily Gold allowance and Google Flow Music daily top-up credits. Soundverse's free plan is a trial of three full-length songs with MP3 downloads.

Which apps work on both iPhone and Android? Soundverse, Suno, Google Flow Music, Mureka, BandLab, Moises and djay. SOUNDRAW Grid is on iPhone, Mac and the web, not Android.

Can I release a song I made on my phone? It depends on your license. On Soundverse, monetized content starts on Creator, and streaming revenue needs the Distribution license on Max. Free-plan songs are non-commercial. This isn't legal advice.

Ready to make a song on your phone? Get Soundverse on the App Store or Google Play, or start free on the web.