Eleven Music

Eleven Music is a web-based music generator and editing tool for creators who want to steer a song and revise parts of it, rather than rely on a single generated take. It is strongest for production work that benefits from section editing, stems, or API access; its credit budget and tier-specific commercial terms make the subscription choice consequential.

Overview

You can set a track’s genre, mood, instruments, and structure, then adjust elements or regenerate one section without replacing the rest. Vocal generation, audio upload, stem export, and MP3 and WAV output extend the workflow from drafting toward editing and delivery. That breadth is useful for creators working across music and video, but each generated minute consumes 900 credits, so the monthly allowance constrains output.

Music v2 supports English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, and more. Tracks can be used in advertising, branded content, games, film, and video workflows through commercial integrations. Commercial rights vary by tier: the free tier is personal use only, while Self-Serve plans permit online and offline commercial use subject to exclusions. Spotify and Apple Music release is a plan feature, not a universal entitlement.

Key features

• Directed generation and section changes: Specify musical ingredients and structure, then regenerate a selected passage. This is a better fit for refining a near-finished idea than repeatedly starting from scratch.
• Stem editing and exports: Generative audio models power stem editing and full-song creation; stem export and MP3 or WAV formats support further work outside the generator.
• API access: Music v1 and v2 are available through ElevenAPI, with generation, audio reference, inpainting, and long-form composition. That makes it relevant to developers building music into a broader workflow, not only individual creators.
• Creator marketplace: Creators can publish tracks and earn when others download, remix, or use them, adding a possible route for reuse beyond direct client work.

Pricing

Plans offer monthly and yearly billing; the prices below are monthly. The free allowance is 10,000 credits per month, or about 11 minutes at 900 credits per minute, and is restricted to personal use. Paid Self-Serve plans allow commercial use subject to exclusions, but terms differ by tier.

Starter is the lowest-cost paid route for modest commercial work, but its credit pool is small and it excludes streaming. Creator and Pro raise the generation ceiling while retaining two concurrent generations; Pro suits heavier monthly production better than the smaller tiers. Scale and Business add multiple seats and much larger quotas for teams. Enterprise is the option for tailored terms and priority support, rather than a fixed self-serve budget.

Platforms

Eleven Music runs on the web. That suits browser-based creation, though it is not a mobile-app option in the platform lineup.

Who it's for

Choose it if you need to shape generated music, make localized section revisions, export stems, or connect generation and inpainting to an API workflow. It also fits commercial creators who can match their intended use to the appropriate paid tier. It is a weaker choice for personal users who need substantially more than roughly 11 minutes monthly, or for commercial users unwilling to check tier-specific exclusions and streaming rights.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Section-level regeneration lets you revise one passage without rebuilding an entire track.
• Stem editing, vocal generation, audio upload, and MP3 or WAV export support a broader creation and editing workflow.
• API capabilities include audio reference, inpainting, and long-form composition, beyond basic generation.

Cons

• The free plan’s 10,000-credit cap amounts to about 11 minutes at the stated generation rate and permits personal use only.
• Starter does not include streaming release, and commercial rights vary by subscription tier.
• The published concurrency limit is two generations on Starter, Creator, and Pro; larger team plans cost considerably more.

Alternatives

Browse AI Music Generators to compare more options. Suno is worth considering if Android or iOS access matters; its free plan includes 50 credits a day and an 8-minute audio upload. Wubble may suit someone prioritizing unlimited generation minutes, though its free plan is capped at three downloads. Udio is another web option, also available on iOS, with a free tier of 10 daily and 100 monthly credits. MusicWave.ai offers a free tier with 10 signup credits and two song generations, limited to streaming and personal use. SongUp AI is an alternative with three free instant songs for personal use. Treblo is another option to compare. Loudly may suit users comfortable with a 30-second free-track limit. Melody Genie is another freemium alternative, with a free plan of 14 shared monthly credits and three full AI songs.

Verdict

Eleven Music is a strong choice for creators who need directed music generation plus targeted editing, stem work, or API integration. Its main advantage is control across creation and revision; its main reason to look elsewhere is the combination of credit ceilings and commercial terms that vary by tier. Check the intended usage rights and monthly output before committing.