Best AI Arabic Song Generators in 2026
Seven tools that make Arabic songs with vocals, compared on dialects, maqam, what the free plan really gives you, downloads and price.
Several AI tools can now sing in Arabic. They differ in the things that matter for an Arabic song: whether the singer handles your dialect, whether you can steer the maqam, how much the free plan actually gives you, and whether you can download and use what you make.
Below is a fair comparison of the seven tools people ask about most. Competitor details as listed on their own sites in October 2026; plans change, so check before you buy.
Why creators choose Autunes
Autunes
Arabic sung in Arabic script, word for word, in any dialect you write — Egyptian, Gulf, Levantine, Iraqi, Maghrebi. Maqam and style named in the prompt. 20 free credits every day. Edit after generating: re-sing one line, rewrite a section, 6 stems, remix. No hum-to-song.
SongUp AI
24 singing languages including Arabic, hum-to-song, stems and mastering. Its free plan gives 3 songs a month matched from its library rather than newly generated; Pro is $9.99/month after a $1 first month.
Tamaem
Arabic-first: Khaleeji, Egyptian, Saudi and Andalusian styles, maqam selection, diacritics input and hum-to-song. Free credits cover about one song; Starter is $9.99/month.
NabadAi
Dubai-based app (web and iOS) with dabke, Khaleeji and tarab styles, hum or photo to song, and a voice 'Persona'. Billing from $3.99/week or $9.99/month.
Tegmix
Arabic song generator with Khaleeji, Egyptian, Levantine, Maghrebi and MSA, maqam and instruments set in the prompt, and hum-to-song. 120 free credits; paid plans are annual (from $99.99/year).
Suno and Udio
Strong general generators that can sing Arabic. Suno's free plan lists no song downloads; Udio's downloads have been reported disabled since late 2025.
Quick comparison
Competitor details as listed on their own sites in October 2026; plans change, so check before you buy.
- Autunes — Arabic dialects: any, sung as written | Maqam: via prompt | Free: 25 + 20 credits/day (~2 songs/day) | Edit after: line re-sing, section rewrite, stems, remix | Hum-to-song: no | Paid: ₹599 (~US$7) per 30 days, no auto-renew
- SongUp AI — Arabic: yes (24 languages) | Free: 3 library-matched songs/month | Hum-to-song: yes | Paid: $9.99/month ($1 first month)
- Tamaem — Arabic: Khaleeji, Egyptian, Saudi, Andalusian; maqam selection | Free: ~1 song | Hum-to-song: yes | Paid: from $9.99/month
- NabadAi — Arabic: dabke, Khaleeji, tarab, Lebanese | Free: starter credits | Hum-to-song: yes | Paid: $3.99/week or $9.99/month
- Tegmix — Arabic: Khaleeji, Egyptian, Levantine, Maghrebi, MSA; maqam via prompt | Free: 120 credits | Hum-to-song: yes | Paid: annual from $99.99
- Suno — Arabic: yes | Free: daily credits, no downloads | Paid: from $8/month
- Udio — Arabic: yes | Downloads reported disabled since late 2025 | Paid: from $10/month
Which one should you pick?
If you want to write Arabic lyrics in your own dialect and hear them sung back as written, then edit the song afterwards, Autunes is built for that and its free plan renews every day. If you mainly want to hum a melody and turn it into a song, SongUp AI, Tamaem, NabadAi and Tegmix offer hum-to-song, which Autunes does not. If you want a large English-first community, Suno is the best known.
Arabic on Autunes in practice
Paste your lyrics in Arabic script — Egyptian (ايه، ازاي), Gulf (وش، ابي), Levantine (شو، هيك) or Moroccan Darija (بزاف، دابا) — and name the style and instruments: 'Khaleeji, oud and mirwas, 92 BPM', 'Egyptian mahraganat, auto-tuned lead', 'dabke with mijwiz', 'ballad in maqam Hijaz with qanun'. Guides: /egyptian-arabic-song-generator, /khaleeji-song-generator, /levantine-arabic-song-generator, /moroccan-darija-song-generator, /arabic-maqam-song-generator.
Frequently asked questions
Pay once, the song is yours — 0% royalties.
Buy Pro or Creator and every song in your account is yours; or own a single song for ₹9 / US$0.99. Use it commercially anywhere, release it on Spotify, Apple Music and JioSaavn, and keep everything it earns — Autunes takes no royalty. Every song comes with a creation certificate. How ownership works
What is the best AI Arabic song generator?
It depends on the job. For Arabic lyrics in your own dialect sung as written, with editing afterwards and a free plan that renews daily, Autunes. For humming a melody into a song, SongUp AI, Tamaem, NabadAi or Tegmix. For English-first music and a big community, Suno.
Which AI tools support Arabic dialects?
Autunes sings whatever dialect you write in Arabic script (Egyptian, Gulf, Levantine, Iraqi, Maghrebi). Tamaem and Tegmix also advertise dialect styles, and NabadAi lists Lebanese and other dialects where supported.
Is there a free AI Arabic song generator?
Autunes: 25 credits on signup plus 20 free credits every day after that, which is about two full songs a day on Zori5 Turbo (10 credits each). Songs are up to 3 minutes on the free plan. Free-plan songs are for personal use; a single-song licence is ₹9 in India (priced locally elsewhere), or Pro (₹599 for 30 days, about US$7) includes downloads and a commercial licence.
Can I choose the maqam?
On Autunes, name it in the prompt (Hijaz, Bayati, Rast, Saba, Nahawand) with the instruments; it steers the melody's colour rather than guaranteeing every quarter tone. Tamaem and Tegmix also offer maqam controls.
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