Udio

AI music creation service for developing songs from prompts and musical ideas.

Create a song, extend or remix it, and check the current download restrictions before planning production use.

Access and pricing: Free accounts receive ten daily credits plus a monthly limit of 100. Standard and Pro raise capacity. The official help centre says audio, video, and stem downloads are disabled.

Udio’s official help centre currently states that downloading audio, video, and stems is disabled. Check its latest notice before planning a production or export workflow.

What it does well

Udio's help center sets out credit limits clearly: Free accounts get 10 daily credits plus a 100-credit monthly limit once daily credits are used up, Standard has up to 2,400 credits per month and Pro up to 6,000. It also notes that trimming a song costs nothing, which makes small edits cheap.

Getting started in 10 minutes

Based on documentation, sign up for a free account and generate a short song from a prompt. The help center says two 32-second songs cost 2 credits and two 130-second songs cost 4, so start with short clips to stretch your credits, then extend or remix the one you like.

Limits to check before you commit

Free accounts can create only three 130-second songs per day regardless of credit balance, and trials follow the same cap. Subscription credits do not roll over, and credits bought a la carte never expire. If a subscription ends, the account reverts to free-tier limits. The existing listing notes that downloads are currently disabled per the help centre; the credits article itself did not cover download status, so check Udio's latest notice before planning an export workflow.