AI Music API

AI Music API is infrastructure rather than a studio: it exists so developers can put music generation inside their own product. The endpoint set is more complete than most wrappers — generation, extension of an existing track, cover creation, timestamped lyrics and task polling — and that lyrics-with-timestamps piece is quietly the most useful, because it is what lets you build karaoke displays, caption tracks and synced video edits without a separate alignment step. Extension matters too if your users need a 30-second clip stretched to fit a finished video rather than regenerated from scratch. It supports Suno- and Udio-style generation and offers free trial credits, so you can test output quality against your own prompts before wiring it into a paid feature. The caveats are standard for third-party model APIs and worth stating plainly: you inherit an intermediary's rate limits and uptime, commercial and licensing terms for generated audio need reading before you ship a product on top of it, and unit economics only become clear at real volume. Check licensing first, then benchmark. For teams building music features without owning models, it is a well-scoped starting point.