Solmi AI Cover Generator

Solmi AI Cover Generator re-sings an uploaded song in a different voice while preserving its original instrumental. It suits musicians, creators, and music fans who want a voice-swapped cover without rebuilding the backing track. The free tier is useful for occasional experiments, while regular publishing requires attention to credits, rights, consent, and the paid plan.

Overview

Solmi’s workflow is focused: upload a song, select a voice, and let the service separate the vocal, re-sing the melody, then mix the result back over the original instrumental. Vocal uploads and custom voice creation are supported, so you can choose a built-in AI voice or train one from your own recordings. That combination makes Solmi more suitable for cover production than for composing an entirely new arrangement.

The same app connects covers with a vocal remover, stem splitter, and music video generator. Those related tools can keep a project in one place, although Solmi describes the product as self-service software rather than a manual production or editing service.

Key features

Voice-swapped covers

Keeping the original instrumental is the central advantage. You can change the vocal identity while retaining the song’s existing backing, which fits demos, fan versions, and creator content built around a familiar arrangement.

Built-in and custom voices

Built-in AI voices provide a quick starting point. Training a custom voice gives musicians and creators a more personal result, but it also raises a clear responsibility: Solmi requires consent before publishing a cover that uses a real person’s voice.

Rights and privacy

Use only tracks you have rights to use, including your own uploads or songs generated in Solmi. Paid plans include commercial use, but commercial permission does not replace rights to the underlying song or consent for a real person’s voice. Solmi’s privacy policy covers data handled by its sites, apps, AI tools, subscriptions, credits, and downloads, with Singapore’s PDPA among the laws it addresses where applicable.

Pricing

Free

The Free plan costs nothing and requires no credit card. Each cover uses 5 credits, and the balance refills to 10 credits daily. That effectively supports limited, short-run experimentation rather than dependable production volume; unused capacity and project length can matter when you need repeated revisions.

Plus

Plus costs $35 a month, billed at $35/month. It includes 2,000 credits and commercial use, making it the practical choice for creators who publish regularly or need a predictable monthly allowance. Compared with Free, you pay for substantially more generation capacity and the right to use output commercially; the plan does not remove your obligation to clear the song and voice rights.

There is no free trial. Choose Free to assess the workflow without payment, then move to Plus when daily refills are too restrictive or commercial publishing is part of the plan.

Platforms

Solmi runs on Android, iOS, and the web. That broad device coverage suits creators who move between phone-based uploads and browser work, while the self-service model means production and account management remain your responsibility. For account or billing help, contact [email protected] from the signup email and include a project link; Solmi says business-day replies typically arrive within 24 to 48 hours.

Who it's for

Professional musicians can use custom voices and higher credit capacity for cover workflows, provided publishing rights are in order. Content creators benefit from the connected vocal, stem, and video tools when a cover is part of a wider release. Music fans who want occasional voice experiments are best served by the no-card Free plan.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Re-singing over the original instrumental preserves the arrangement while changing the vocal character.
• Pro: Built-in voices and custom voice training cover both quick experiments and more individualized projects.
• Pro: Vocal removal, stem splitting, and music-video creation extend the workflow beyond a single cover tool.
• Con: The Free allowance is tight for iteration: a cover costs 5 credits against a 10-credit daily refill.
• Con: Commercial use is tied to Plus, and paid access still requires song rights and voice consent.
• Con: There is no free trial and no manual editing service for users who want production assistance.

Alternatives

Browse the AI Song Cover Generators list for a wider comparison.

• BeMusic AI Cover is a better fit if you want Android, iOS, desktop, and web coverage plus a Creator plan at $12 a month when billed yearly, with 1,600 credits and up to 160 songs.
• Revocalize AI suits users who want a free trial, API or extension access, and a Free plan with 5 conversion minutes per month and one Starter AI voice.
• Applio is the alternative for users who prefer free, open-source software under the MIT license, with no accounts or paywalls and support for desktop, web, and self-hosted use.
• InsMelo AI Beat Maker is an option when beat-making is the priority; its Free plan includes 3.9 credits.
• Kits AI is worth considering for web, Windows, or API workflows, with a Free plan offering 15 conversion minutes, voice designer/blender tools, and Kits generative vocals.
• SoulX-Singer is a free, Apache 2.0-licensed choice for researchers and developers using Linux, web, or self-hosted setups.
• SunoMV is for users who need lyric-sync and storyboard video previews rather than primarily voice-swapped covers; its Free Preview allows three link imports per day and personal, non-commercial use.
• AI Song Creator is aimed at broader song generation, with a Free plan allowing two songs per month and one music generation per month for personal use.

Verdict

Choose Solmi if you want a focused, cross-platform way to recast a song’s vocals, with custom voice training and companion stem and video tools in the same app. Its main reason to look elsewhere is the combination of a constrained Free allowance and strict publishing obligations: frequent or commercial users need Plus, cleared songs, and consent for any real voice.