AI Arabic Song Generator
Turn a text prompt or your own lyrics into a complete Arabic song — khaliji, tarab, mahraganat or dabke — with vocals, instruments and a finished mix.
Arabic music spans a wide geography and an even wider set of traditions: khaliji from the Gulf carries its own oud- and mirwas-driven groove, tarab is the classical Arabic art of vocal ornamentation and emotional builds, mahraganat is Egypt's fast, auto-tuned street-pop sound, and dabke's driving rhythm anchors music across the Levant. Each expects different instrumentation and a different vocal approach.
Autunes generates full Arabic songs from a text prompt or your own lyrics — melody, vocals, instrumentation and mix together — across khaliji, tarab-inspired ballads, mahraganat, dabke, Arabic pop and rai. Write the prompt in Arabic or English.
Why creators choose Autunes
Arabic vocals across styles
Natural-sounding vocal delivery for khaliji, tarab-inspired ballads, mahraganat and dabke, rather than one flattened accent applied to everything.
Lyrics or a description
Paste your own Arabic lyrics for the vocalist to perform, or describe a theme and let Autunes draft the words.
70+ genres, 50 languages
Move between khaliji, dabke and mahraganat in the same account, or generate the same idea in Arabic, English or another supported language.
Free to start
New accounts get 25 signup credits, plus 20 free credits every day after that balance is used. A song costs 10 credits on Zori5 Turbo.
Studio tools as you grow
Audio-to-audio remix, 6-stem separation, voice cloning and lyric section editing are available on Pro and Creator plans.
Commercial license on paid plans
Pro and Creator include commercial rights for monetized videos, streaming releases and client work.
From khaliji to mahraganat
Khaliji wants oud, mirwas hand drums and a vocal with the ornamented phrasing of Gulf singing. A tarab-inspired ballad calls for a slow build, expressive melisma and a lyric written for emotional weight rather than a hook. Mahraganat needs its auto-tuned, high-tempo street-pop vocal named directly along with electronic percussion. Dabke needs its insistent, danceable rhythm up front, usually with mijwiz or yarghoul wind lines.
- Try: 'khaliji song with oud, mirwas percussion and an ornamented male vocal about longing.'
- Try: 'mahraganat with an auto-tuned vocal, fast electronic beat and call-and-response hooks.'
- Try: 'dabke with mijwiz, driving percussion and a celebratory group vocal.'
- Try: 'tarab-inspired ballad with oud, strings and a slow emotional build.'
Writing a prompt for the right regional sound
Arabic covers many regional musical dialects at once — Gulf khaliji, Levantine dabke, Egyptian mahraganat and North African rai all sound different. Name the region or style directly rather than just 'Arabic music,' and specify the instruments that define it. If exact wording matters, paste your own Arabic lyrics rather than relying on AI-written words.
Every Arabic dialect, sung as written
The vocalist sings the Arabic you give it, in Arabic script, so the dialect is yours to choose: Egyptian (Masri), Gulf (Khaleeji — Saudi, Emirati, Kuwaiti, Qatari), Levantine (Lebanese, Syrian, Palestinian, Jordanian), Iraqi, or Maghrebi (Moroccan Darija, Algerian, Tunisian). Write the colloquial words the way they are spoken and they are sung that way. You can also steer the melody by maqam — Hijaz, Bayati, Rast, Saba, Nahawand — by naming it in the prompt.
Dedicated guides: Egyptian Arabic songs (/egyptian-arabic-song-generator), Khaleeji songs (/khaleeji-song-generator), Levantine songs (/levantine-arabic-song-generator), Moroccan Darija songs (/moroccan-darija-song-generator) and maqam prompts (/arabic-maqam-song-generator).
Frequently asked questions
Pay once, the song is yours — 0% royalties.
Buy Pro or Creator and every song in your account is yours; or own a single song for ₹9 / US$0.99. Use it commercially anywhere, release it on Spotify, Apple Music and JioSaavn, and keep everything it earns — Autunes takes no royalty. Every song comes with a creation certificate. How ownership works
Can Autunes generate khaliji and Gulf-style music?
Yes. Name khaliji directly in the prompt along with instruments such as oud and mirwas, and Autunes generates a full track with vocals and mix.
Does it handle tarab-style vocal ornamentation?
Autunes can generate tarab-inspired phrasing and instrumentation when you describe it in the prompt. As with any style, listen and iterate on the wording to sharpen the ornamentation and emotional build.
Can I use my own Arabic lyrics?
Yes. Paste your own Arabic lyrics for the AI vocalist to sing, or describe a theme and let Autunes write the lyrics for you.
Is the Arabic song generator free?
Yes. New accounts receive 25 signup credits, and 20 free credits are available every day after that balance is used. A song costs 10 credits on Zori5 Turbo.
Can I release an Arabic AI song commercially?
Pro and Creator plans include a commercial license for monetized videos, streaming releases and client work. Free-plan songs are for personal use.
How does this compare to Suno for Arabic songs?
Suno is a strong general-purpose generator. Autunes is built around non-English singing: Arabic lyrics are sung as written in Arabic script in any dialect you write, there are 20 free credits every day after the signup credits, and the Studio lets you re-sing a single line, rewrite a section, split stems or remix after generating.
Which Arabic dialects does Autunes support?
Any dialect you write: Egyptian, Gulf (Saudi, Emirati, Kuwaiti, Qatari), Levantine (Lebanese, Syrian, Palestinian, Jordanian), Iraqi and Maghrebi (Moroccan Darija, Algerian, Tunisian). The singer follows your Arabic lyrics word for word; ask for the dialect when the lyrics are drafted for you.
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