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Upload a song with vocals and describe the target genre, vocal style, instruments, rhythm, and mood to create an AI song cover online.
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Dia TTS is a browser-based AI cover generator that transforms a complete song with vocals into a new vocal and arrangement style. Upload a song you have the right to use, then describe the target genre, overall vocal character, instruments, rhythm, mood, and production style. The tool generates a complete AI song cover while aiming to preserve the core melody and structure of the source song. When processing is complete, you can preview and download the result in your browser. This is a full-song style-cover workflow. It does not create a new song from text, and it is not a celebrity, character, or named-singer voice cloning tool. The arrangement, timbre, and performance details may change, and the result is not guaranteed to reproduce the source song beat for beat.
See It in Action
A real result generated with Dia TTS.
Input
Keep the lyrics and vocals unchanged, and change the background music to a light and upbeat folk-style acoustic guitar accompaniment.
Output
Why Use the Dia TTS AI Cover
AI Cover does more than replace a short vocal passage. It can reinterpret the vocal character, instruments, genre, and arrangement of a complete song while aiming to retain its core melody and structure.
There are no complex music-production controls to configure. Use a 10–300 character prompt to describe the genre, overall vocal character, main instruments, tempo, groove, mood, and production texture you want.
The current page accepts one song per generation. Files can be up to 50MB and must be between 6 seconds and 6 minutes long. The upload area accepts MP3, OGG, WAV, M4A, and AAC, although MP3 is recommended for the most reliable end-to-end compatibility. The source song must contain vocals.
No music-production software is required. Upload a song, enter the cover style, and submit the task from your browser. When the result is ready, you can preview and download the complete audio. The editor displays the current credit cost before submission, and every new generation is billed as a separate task.
How to Make AI Cover Songs
Upload an Authorized Song with Vocals
Choose the complete song you want to reinterpret. For more stable results, use audio with clear vocals, a reasonably clean mix, and no long sections of unrelated silence.
- •Use audio between 6 and 360 seconds
- •Keep the file under 50MB
- •Make sure the song contains vocals
- •Prefer MP3 for the most reliable compatibility
- •Avoid heavily distorted or excessively compressed audio
- •Only upload music you own or have explicit permission to use
Describe the Target Cover Style
A useful prompt can combine the target genre, overall vocal character, main instruments, tempo or groove, mood, and production texture. For example: ‘Acoustic folk cover, warm male vocal, fingerpicked guitar, natural groove, intimate studio sound.’ Do not ask the tool to imitate a specific celebrity, singer, or fictional character. The current page supports general vocal descriptions, not a selectable or cloned identity.
Generate, Preview, and Download
Review the source song and style prompt, then submit the generation. When processing is complete, preview the AI cover song in your browser and download the generated audio. If the first result does not match your goal, remove conflicting instructions and make the main genre, vocal character, instruments, and mood more explicit before generating again. AI results can vary between tasks, and every regeneration is a new billed task.
Who Uses the Dia TTS AI Cover Generator
From original-song experiments to arrangement exploration, Dia TTS helps creators reimagine authorized music in a different vocal and production style.
Independent Musicians and Songwriters
Reimagine an original song or demo in different genres before committing to an entirely new production. Compare acoustic, rock, jazz, R&B, and other directions using the same underlying composition.
Video and Social Content Creators
Create alternative moods for songs you are authorized to use in video drafts, intros, short-form content, and creative concepts. Confirm the necessary music and recording rights before publishing.
Music Producers Exploring Arrangements
Compare how the same melody responds to different instruments, grooves, vocal characters, and production styles. Use the result as a creative reference rather than a multitrack editing project.
Creative Prototypes and Style Experiments
Explore how a song might sound in a different genre without first preparing separate vocal, instrumental, or stem files. Create internal demos, concept pitches, and early-stage style experiments.