Most 'free AI Hindi song generator' pages promise more than they deliver — a handful of trial generations, then a paywall. The honest version is worth writing down plainly: what you actually get on Autunes' free tier, in credits and songs, so you know exactly what to expect before you start.
What the free tier actually gives you
You get 25 credits the moment you sign up, no card needed. After that, you receive 20 free credits every day. A full Hindi song on Zori5 Turbo — the fast model that runs the free tier — costs 10 credits, so a fresh account can make two full songs immediately, and the daily 20-credit top-up keeps that pace going every day after, indefinitely.
- 25 credits on signup — enough for two Zori5 Turbo songs right away.
- 20 free credits every day, forever — roughly two more songs a day.
- No credit card required to start.
- Full 50-language support, including Hindi, on the free tier.
What actually costs a credit
A credit is spent every time audio is generated — including a take you end up discarding. That matters for how you spend a limited daily balance: if you regenerate the same hook five times chasing a slightly better take, that is five credits gone, not one. Downloading a song, editing lyrics text, and browsing your library do not cost anything.
Where the free tier stops
Three things are genuinely gated behind a paid plan: the higher-fidelity Zori5 XL model (15 credits, versus 10 on Turbo), songs longer than 3 minutes, and a commercial licence for monetised or published use. Free-tier output is fine to use personally — for practice, for sharing, for testing whether Autunes handles your specific Hindi lyrics well — but it is not licensed for commercial release.
- Zori5 XL (higher fidelity) — Pro and Creator only.
- Songs past 3 minutes, and Long Forms for chalisa/qawwali-length pieces — paid plans.
- Commercial licence — Pro and Creator; free output is for personal use.
Making the free credits count
Spend your first credits deliberately. Test with real Hindi lyrics you have actually written — not a generic prompt — because that is the only way to find out whether the pronunciation holds up on the words you actually care about. If the free tier answers that question well, upgrading later for XL fidelity, longer songs or commercial rights is a much easier decision.