Rajasthani Song Generator
Marwari and Rajasthani lyrics in Devanagari, sung as written over dholak, khartal, kamaicha and the swing of a ghoomar.
Rajasthani folk is built for gatherings: the kamaicha and sarangi of desert musicians, the clack of khartal, the dholak and morchang under a full-throated vocal, and the turning rhythm of a ghoomar.
Rajasthani राजस्थानी: Marwari folk, banna-banni, ghoomar. Autunes takes your lyrics in Devanagari and sings them with a full arrangement, mix, cover art and line-timed lyrics, usually in 2 to 4 minutes.
Weddings are where these songs matter most: banna-banni geet for the groom and bride, songs for the haldi and the baraat, with the family's names in them.
Why creators choose Autunes
Devanagari, sung as written
Paste Marwari or Rajasthani lyrics in Devanagari and the vocalist sings your words, dialect spellings included.
Banna-banni wedding songs
Songs for the groom, the bride, the haldi, the mehendi and the baraat, with names in them.
Desert folk sound
Kamaicha, sarangi, khartal, morchang and dholak for a traditional Rajasthani arrangement.
Ghoomar, Teej and Gangaur
Festival and dance songs with the swing and group vocals they need.
Free credits every day
25 signup credits, then 20 free credits every day after those are used: about two full songs a day on Zori5 Turbo. Songs run up to 3 minutes on Free and Pro, up to 5 on Creator.
Studio editing
On Pro and Creator, re-sing or rewrite one section, make a variation, steer the whole song with Flow, cut it, or split it into 6 stems and MIDI.
Rajasthani prompt ideas
Name the occasion and the folk instruments; Rajasthani instruments in the prompt do more than the word 'Rajasthani' alone. Paste your own lyrics in Devanagari for the dialect you speak.
- Try: 'Rajasthani banna geet for the groom, dholak and khartal, joyful female group vocals, wedding, 110 BPM.'
- Try: 'Marwari folk song, kamaicha and sarangi, deep male vocal, desert night, slow build.'
- Try: 'Ghoomar dance song in Rajasthani, dholak, harmonium and shehnai, swirling rhythm, festive.'
- Try: 'Gangaur festival song in Marwari, women's chorus, dholak and manjira, devotional and bright.'
- Try: 'Rajasthani folk fusion, khartal and morchang over a modern beat, for a sangeet dance.'
What to expect
Rajasthani and Marwari are written in Devanagari, the same script as Hindi, and are not separate options in the language picker. The singer sings the words you paste; drafted lyrics can lean toward Hindi, so for real Marwari wording, write or paste it yourself.
The folk sound comes from the instruments you name. If a take sounds like Bollywood rather than a village wedding, add 'traditional Rajasthani folk' and list kamaicha, khartal and dholak.
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
Can AI sing in Rajasthani or Marwari?
Yes, as written. Paste Rajasthani or Marwari lyrics in Devanagari and they are sung word for word. They are not separate picker options, so drafted lyrics can lean toward Hindi; for exact dialect, write your own.
Is the Rajasthani song generator free?
Yes, to start. New accounts get 25 signup credits, plus 20 free credits every day after that balance is used, which is about two full songs a day on Zori5 Turbo (10 credits a song). Zori5.5 XL costs 15 credits and is used on the free plan when you supply your own lyrics. Free-plan songs are for personal use.
Can I make a Rajasthani wedding song with names?
Yes. Put the bride's and groom's names in your lyrics, ask for a banna-banni geet with dholak and khartal, and generate. With your own lyrics, the free plan can use Zori5.5 XL (15 credits).
Which instruments can it use?
Name them in the prompt: kamaicha, sarangi, khartal, morchang, dholak, harmonium and shehnai all steer the arrangement toward Rajasthani folk.
Can I use the song commercially?
Yes, with Pro (₹599 for 30 days, about US$7) or Creator (₹2,999 for 30 days, about US$36), which include downloads, a commercial licence and creation proof for YouTube, Instagram, streaming and ads. Passes never auto-renew. Without a plan you can license a single song for ₹9 in India (priced locally elsewhere, e.g. US$0.99). Free-plan songs are for personal use.
How does it compare to Suno for Rajasthani songs?
Suno is a strong, general-purpose generator and the best-known name in AI music. As listed on its site in October 2026, its free plan has daily credits but lists no song downloads and no commercial rights, and Pro starts at $8 a month with 20 downloads. Autunes is built for non-English singing in each language's own script (Rajasthani in Devanagari), with 20 free credits a day, a line-by-line check of every vocal, and Studio editing to re-sing or rewrite a single section.
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