Create Original Music with Lyria 3

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Overview

Lyria 3 turns a short text description into a 30-second music clip, no instruments, no studio, no music theory required. If you need background audio for a video, a custom jingle for a brand pitch, or a mood-setting loop for a game prototype, you describe what you want and the model composes it. Available on Picasso IA, it runs entirely in the browser with no software to install. You can also feed it up to 10 images and let the model interpret the visual mood into sound, which helps when you have a scene reference but struggle to put the music into words.

How It Works

Write a text prompt describing the genre, instruments, mood, tempo, and style you want in the clip.
Optionally upload up to 10 images to give the model a visual reference for the composition's atmosphere.
Submit your inputs and the model generates a 30-second audio clip based on your description.
Play back the result directly on the page and download the file if it fits your project.
Refine your prompt or swap images and regenerate until the output matches what you need.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need programming skills or technical knowledge to use this? No, just open Lyria 3 on Picasso IA, adjust the settings you want, and hit generate.

Is it free to try? Yes, you can run Lyria 3 directly in the browser without a paid subscription to get started. Check the current pricing details on the model page for information on generation credits.

How long does it take to get results? Most generations complete within seconds. The exact time depends on server load, but you typically have a playable clip within 15 to 30 seconds of submitting your prompt.

What output formats are supported? Lyria 3 returns an audio file you can play back immediately in the browser. Download it and use it in video editors, game engines, or any audio software that accepts standard audio formats.

Can I use images instead of a text prompt? Yes. Upload up to 10 images as a visual reference and the model will interpret the mood, colors, and composition to shape the music. Combining images with a text prompt gives you more precise control over the result.

Where can I use the outputs? The generated clips work in personal projects, demos, prototypes, and creative work. Review the usage terms on Picasso IA for commercial licensing details before publishing.

What happens if I am not happy with the result? Refine your prompt with more detail about the instruments, tempo, or mood you want, then regenerate. Small changes in wording often produce noticeably different results, so iteration is a normal part of the process.

Credit Cost

Each generation consumes 1 credit

1 credit

or 5 credits for 5 generations

Features

Everything this model can do for you

Text-to-music

Type a description of the genre, instruments, mood, and tempo to receive a 30-second original clip.

Image-inspired audio

Upload up to 10 reference images and the model translates visual mood into a matching musical composition.

Instant output

Receive a finished audio clip in seconds without waiting for lengthy rendering queues.

No music skills needed

Describe what you want in plain language and the model handles all compositional decisions.

Copyright-free results

Generated clips are original compositions, not sampled loops, so you can use them in published content.

Prompt precision

Specify BPM, scale, instruments, and emotional tone for output that closely matches your creative brief.

Multi-input support

Combine a text prompt with one or several images for a more specific and layered creative direction.

Use Cases

Write a text prompt describing a lo-fi hip-hop beat with soft piano and rain sounds, and receive a 30-second clip ready to use as background music for a YouTube video

Feed the model a photo of a sunset landscape and receive an ambient instrumental that matches the visual mood of the scene

Describe a fast-paced electronic track with heavy bass for a short-form video, then download and drop it directly into your editing timeline

Generate a soft, uplifting jingle by describing the tempo and instrumentation, then use it as a podcast intro without worrying about copyright

Produce a cinematic orchestral clip by describing the emotional arc of a film scene you are scoring

Iterate on a music idea by adjusting the genre or instrument keywords in your prompt and comparing multiple 30-second variations side by side

Create themed background music for a game level by specifying the genre, tempo, and mood in plain language

Examples

9.2s

A smooth jazz track with saxophone, upright bass walking line, and brushed drums. Warm and sophisticated mood at 100 BPM in Bb major. Instrumental only.

8.5s

A bright chiptune melody in C Major, retro 8-bit video game style at 140 BPM. Energetic and playful. Instrumental only, no vocals.

10.5s

A calm acoustic folk song with gentle guitar and soft strings. Instrumental only.