Solmi's free AI rap lyrics generator writes a full rap from one line: two 16-bar verses and an 8-bar hook, one bar per line, with internal and multisyllabic rhymes and punchlines at the end of each four-bar phrase. Type the topic, and add a style (battle-rap, drill, trap, boom-bap, conscious, melodic), a length, or a rhyme scheme in your own words if you want one. Copy the lyrics, regenerate for a new take, or turn them into a full rap song with AI vocals in one click. It's free with a Solmi account, and writing the lyrics uses no credits.
A rap verse is usually sixteen bars, each bar four beats, and it carries the story or the argument. The hook is four to eight bars that repeat between verses and hold the title. A bridge, when there is one, changes the flow or the point of view for a moment before the last hook. The generator writes two verses and a hook by default, each to its own job: the verses develop an idea and the hook repeats a line. Ask for a bridge or an intro in the box and it adds one.
End rhymes on every bar (AABB) are the beginner's pattern and suit melodic and mumble styles, where flow matters more than wordplay. Battle and boom-bap lean on internal rhymes, where two or three words inside the bar rhyme before the ending, and multisyllabic rhymes such as 'ridiculous' and 'meticulous'. Drill uses shorter, punchier lines with a rhyme every two beats. By default the generator writes internal and multisyllabic rhymes; name a style in the box and the scheme follows it, or ask for a specific pattern.
Rap lyrics for a finished song are structured: a sixteen-bar verse that develops an idea, a hook that repeats the title, and a rhyme scheme that stays consistent so the listener can predict where the next rhyme lands. Freestyle lyrics are looser: quick bars on whatever is in front of you, written to be rapped once and forgotten, with the rhyme families doing the work rather than the structure. This page writes the first kind. If you want the second, the freestyle lyrics generator takes a random object or a moment and writes bars in the spirit of a cypher, and the diss track generator does the same for a target.
Read the verse out loud over the beat you plan to use and mark where the stressed syllables land; if a bar has too many words for the tempo, cut the smallest ones rather than rushing the delivery. Record the hook first so the verses have something to land on. If you do not have a beat, click 'Turn these lyrics into a song': Solmi's AI music generator writes the beat and performs the vocal from the words, and you can adjust the lyrics and run it again until the flow sits. When the track is done, the AI music video generator storyboards a performance video from the lyrics, with a consistent performer and lip-sync on the sung lines.
Everything the generator writes is original and free to use, and the words are yours to edit, record, and release. What you do not get is a guarantee that a line is unique across all of hip-hop; common phrases recur in every genre, so if a bar sounds familiar, change it. You also do not get someone else's released lyrics: the tool writes new lines from your topic rather than quoting existing songs, which is what makes them safe to use.
Turn the lyrics into a song in one click to hear them performed over a beat with vocals, or record them yourself over any instrumental. When the track is done, the AI music video generator storyboards a performance video from the lyrics, with a consistent performer and lip-sync on the sung lines. Stuck on the name for the track? The song title generator writes options from the hook. For a specific register, the drill lyrics generator, the freestyle lyrics generator, the diss track generator, and the hook generator each write one part tighter.
It writes original rap lyrics on demand. You give it a topic, and a style if you want one, and the AI returns a structured rap: two 16-bar verses and a hook, with internal rhymes and punchlines, tagged by section so you can record it or send it to a song generator.
Yes. Sign in with a free Solmi account, no card required, and writing the lyrics uses no credits. Turning them into a rap song with vocals uses song credits; free accounts get credits that refill to 10 every day.
Yes — lyrics generated by Solmi are yours to use. On paid plans the songs are licensed for commercial use, so you can monetize them on Spotify, YouTube, and TikTok.
Any style you can name. Write it in the box (battle-rap, drill, trap, boom-bap, conscious, melodic, comedy, mumble) and the lyrics follow its vocabulary, flow, and rhyme density. With no style named, you get a general hip-hop rap.
Right here. Type a topic, add a style if you like, and the generator writes original rap lyrics you can copy, edit, and record, with a free account and no card. Because they are generated for you rather than taken from a released song, you can use them without clearing anyone else's writing.
Record them over a beat you already have, or click 'Turn these lyrics into a song': Solmi's AI music generator opens with the lyrics loaded and a hip-hop style set, and it produces the beat and the vocal performance from the words. If you want to write your own verses around a hook, the hook generator writes chorus ideas on their own.
Ask for eight bars on a random topic and you get freestyle-style lines to practise with. For loose bars in the spirit of a cypher, one verse and no hook, the freestyle lyrics generator is tuned for that and is a better fit than a structured rap.
Yes. Write 'drill' in the box and the verses get shorter, punchier lines with a rhyme every two beats. For a page built entirely around that style, with UK, Chicago, and New York variants and ad-libs, use the drill lyrics generator.