Songs prompts
Build me a style prompt for [SUNO / UDIO / ELEVENLABS MUSIC]. What I want it to sound like: [DESCRIBE IT IN YOUR OWN WORDS, INCLUDING ARTISTS YOU HAVE IN MIND. I will translate those into describable qualities rather than using the names.] Where it will be used: [BACKGROUND FOR A VIDEO / A SONG PEOPLE LISTEN TO / A PODCAST INTRO / A GAME
Suno Style Prompt Builder
Build a precise style field from era, instrumentation, vocals, and production instead of artist names, plus exclusions that fix a bad take.
Audiobeginner
Write a jingle for [BRAND]. What the brand does, in plain words: [ONE SENTENCE] The one thing to remember: [THE NAME, THE OFFER, OR THE PHONE NUMBER] Audience: [WHO] Brand personality: [THREE WORDS] Where it plays: [RADIO / TV / SOCIAL PRE-ROLL / IN STORE / PODCAST READ] Lengths needed: [e.g. 5 seconds, 15 seconds, 30 seconds] Genre and
Brand Jingle
Write a jingle or brand anthem people remember: one hook, a name that lands on the strong beat, and versions cut for every ad length.
Audiointermediate
Style prompt (Suno "Style of Music" field, 4-7 descriptors, most important first): [GENRE + ERA: late-90s alt-rock / 2010s synthpop / lo-fi bedroom folk], [TEMPO + ENERGY: mid-tempo, building intensity], [VOCALS: female alto, breathy verses, belted chorus], [INSTRUMENTATION: warm bass, brushed drums, analog synth pads], [PRODUCTION: tape
Suno Song With Metatags
A Suno prompt using style descriptors and [Verse]/[Chorus] metatags to control genre, energy, and song structure precisely.
Audiobeginner
Write a personalized song for [OCCASION: birthday / wedding / anniversary / graduation / retirement / new baby]. The recipient: [NAME + your relationship to them] The memory harvest (the song is only as good as this: collect before prompting): - 3 specific shared memories: [CONCRETE SCENES: "the tent collapsing in Yosemite", "she drove 6
Personalized Song Gift
Turn names, memories, and inside jokes into a custom birthday, wedding, or anniversary song they'll replay: the memory-collection recipe plus Suno-ready formatting.
Audiobeginner