An honest side-by-side look at the top AI music tools — Solmi, Suno, and Udio. Suno and Udio focus on generating songs; Solmi generates songs too, then adds AI music videos, voice covers, vocal removal, and stem splitting in one app, with native lyric detection in 14 languages. Here's how they compare on features, pricing, and workflow.
It depends on your goal. For pure song generation, Suno and Udio are excellent. If you also want to turn songs into music videos, make voice covers, or remove vocals without switching tools, Solmi covers the whole workflow in one app.
Solmi is free to start with no card: song credits refill to 10 a day, and new accounts get a one-time 100 music-video credits, enough for one 20-second 480p preview with a watermark. Full-length music videos at 720p or 1080p need a paid plan, from $35/month. It's a practical alternative if you want more than just audio generation.
Yes. Upload the MP3 or WAV you downloaded from Suno and Solmi can turn it into a music video, re-sing it as a cover, or split it into stems. A pasted Suno share link works only when Suno serves a public file for the song, so the uploaded file is the reliable way. Udio links can't be imported, because Udio streams songs with copy protection, so upload a Udio song as an MP3 or WAV.