The hook is the part people remember. Solmi's free hook generator writes four hook options around your song title or topic, each two to four lines: a title line that repeats, a short setup, and phrasing that sits on a melody. Add a genre, a mood, or a point of view in your own words, then sing the options, keep the one that sticks, and build the song around it. It's free with a Solmi account, and writing the lyrics uses no credits.
Take any chorus you can sing from memory and you will find the same parts: a title line short enough to say in one breath, repeated at least twice; a setup line that creates a small tension the title resolves; words with open vowels that are easy to hold on a note; and a rhythm you could clap. The generator writes each hook to that structure. When you review the options, sing them before you read them; a hook that only works on paper is not a hook.
Pop hooks repeat the title and use second person. Hip-hop hooks are often chanted, two lines repeated, with a call-and-response gap. R&B hooks stretch one word over several notes and use melisma-friendly vowels. Country hooks pay off a story with a twist on the title. EDM hooks are one line, four to eight words, built for a drop. K-pop hooks mix an English phrase with the verse language and repeat a sound rather than a word. Name the genre in the box so the generator writes in the right shape.
Write the verses to lead into the hook, not the other way round. Use the lyrics generator for the verses, the song title generator if the hook has not given you the title already, and then hear the whole thing with Solmi's AI music generator. If it works, the AI music video generator will storyboard a video from the finished lyrics.
Repetition, simplicity, and a strong title line. Most hit hooks repeat the title two to four times, use everyday words, keep the melody within a small range, and land the title at the end of a phrase where the listener expects it. The generator writes to that pattern.
In pop and hip-hop the words are used interchangeably. Strictly, the chorus is the section and the hook is the most memorable line in it, often the title. Each option the generator writes is a short chorus built around that line.
Yes, with a free Solmi account and no card, and writing hooks uses no credits. Turning a hook into a song with vocals uses song credits; free accounts get credits that refill to 10 every day.
Yes. Click 'Turn these lyrics into a song' and Solmi's AI music generator opens with the hooks loaded. Delete the options you don't want, pick a genre, and generate, so you can hear whether the hook sings before you write the verses.
Yes. Everything the generator writes is yours to use, record, and release.