Add your lyrics
Open the lyrics field and paste a verse, chorus, or full draft. Review and edit your words before creating the track.
YOUR WORDS · A NEW SOUND
Turn your lyrics
into a song.
A poem, a note you kept, or a finished chorus can be the starting point. Add lyrics you wrote in Orphix, choose the sound, and hear your words become a song with vocals.
ORPHIX / 01YOUR WORDS / YOUR TRACK
01Your own lyrics
02Choose a genre
03Song with vocals
01 / HOW IT WORKS
Start with what you wrote.
You can shape the song in one place, from the first line of lyrics to its musical direction.
Choose the sound
Pick a genre and describe the mood. The same lyric can suggest a quiet ballad or an upbeat pop song.
Hear the song
Create a track with vocals, find it in your library, and decide what you might change in the lyrics or direction next time.
02 / FIRST LINES
A few lines are enough to begin.
These fictional examples show ways to structure your own lyrics. They are writing ideas, not the source lyrics for the audio previews on this site.
01 / A personal story
[Verse] We kept the ticket from that September, When the train took us out to the sea. [Chorus] If the weather turns again, Come walk through it with me.
A small, specific detail gives the story a place; the chorus gives its main feeling a line to return to.
02 / A song for friends
[Verse] We found a diner at five in the morning, The city was pretending to sleep. [Chorus] Keep this night in your pocket, Keep a little of it for me.
Short lines and a clear verse–chorus split leave room for rhythm, melody, and pauses.
The ideas above are example prompts. Hear music made with Orphix separately.
Hear real tracks03 / WRITING NOTES
Give your words room to sing.
There is no required formula. These small choices can make your intention clearer before you choose a genre.
Mark the sections
Label the verse and chorus in your draft. It helps you see where the story moves and which line should return.
Read it aloud
If one line takes too much breath, try splitting it. Put the words that matter most where you want them heard.
Describe the mood
Add a genre and feeling: intimate acoustic music for a confession, for example, or bright pop for a shared memory.
04 / FAQ
Before you press Create.
01Can I turn a poem I wrote into a song?+
Yes. Paste your words into the lyrics field and choose the sound you want to explore. You can start with a short passage or a draft with verses and a chorus.
02Do I have to write the lyrics myself?+
No. If you only have a theme or a story, Orphix also has a lyric generation mode. This page focuses on the path for people who have already written their words.
03Can I edit my lyrics before making the track?+
Yes. Review and edit your words in the lyrics field before starting generation. After listening, you can prepare a new version if you want to try a different approach.
04Will every word be sung exactly as written?+
Your lyrics are the input for the song, but you should listen to the generated result and check it. If a line matters especially, keep it concise and separate it clearly from the other sections.
THE WORDS ARE ALREADY YOURS
Now hear where they can go.
Download Orphix, add your lyrics, and try them with music and vocals.