Dusty, lazy drums
Ask for soft kicks, muted snares, swung or slightly behind-the-beat hats. Words like dusty, lazy and head-nod steer the groove.
Describe the crackle, the chords and the rainy-window mood, and the AI builds a relaxed lo-fi track around it. Every creation returns two versions, so you can keep the one that feels right.

Sign up with email or Google, open the creator, and try one of the prompts below.
Describe drums, chords, texture and ambience, plus the mood: sleepy, nostalgic, rainy, cozy.
Most lo-fi is instrumental. Turn on the instrumental switch unless you want a soft vocal on top.
2 credits returns two versions, usually in a minute or two. Save the one with the right warmth and rerun the prompt for more.
Lo-fi is defined by texture more than tempo. The more of these details you name, the less generic the result tends to sound.
Ask for soft kicks, muted snares, swung or slightly behind-the-beat hats. Words like dusty, lazy and head-nod steer the groove.
Warm Rhodes, mellow electric piano, seventh and ninth chords, or a detuned upright piano give lo-fi its bittersweet color.
Vinyl crackle, tape hiss, wobbly pitch and muffled highs make it sound worn in. Mention them explicitly.
Rain on a window, distant city noise or a crackling fireplace add a setting. Keep it to one ambient layer so it doesn't clutter the mix.
Treat these like presets: paste one in, turn vocals off, and adjust the details to taste.
Lo-fi hip-hop with dusty swung drums, warm Rhodes seventh chords, soft upright bass, vinyl crackle and gentle rain on a window, slow and calm, no sudden changes.
Very slow ambient lo-fi with muffled piano, tape hiss, faint pads and barely-there brushed percussion, sleepy and hazy, fading textures.
Upbeat chillhop with bouncy lazy drums, jazzy guitar licks, mellow electric piano and light vinyl noise, friendly and warm, steady loop-friendly groove.
Bittersweet lo-fi with detuned upright piano, soft kick and snare, wobbly tape pitch, distant music-box melody, nostalgic and gentle.
Jazzy lo-fi with a muted trumpet line, walking bass, brushed drums, Rhodes ninth chords and café chatter ambience, relaxed and smoky.
You can start free: new accounts get 2 free starter credits (fewer in some countries), which covers one creation with two versions. Listening is free in the app; downloading and more credits need a paid plan.
Texture words. Mention dusty or lazy drums, jazzy Rhodes or piano chords, vinyl crackle or tape hiss, and one ambient layer like rain. Pair them with a mood and a slow tempo feel.
Streaming, monetized videos and other commercial uses require a Pro or Studio plan. Those plans let you generate a song-specific, non-exclusive Content Usage License from your Library, subject to its terms. We can't guarantee how Content ID or similar systems will treat a track.
Length varies from one generation to the next and can't be set in advance. For longer sessions, generate several tracks from the same prompt and play them back to back.
Yes. Leave vocals on and set a male or female vocal preference, or use lyrics mode to have the AI sing words you wrote. Soft, breathy vocal descriptions tend to suit the style.
Describe the crackle, the chords and the mood, then pick your favorite of two lo-fi takes.
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