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Voxmin AI Studio

Paste a link. Say what you want.

AI Studio is a chat, not a menu of tools. Drop in a YouTube link and it can come back as karaoke, a lyric video, a download, an original song pointed in that direction, or a cover in a voice you trained. Ask in plain language; the studio works out which job that is.

Free to talkweekly allowancecredits only on render

  • Three private 60-second song previews every 7 days, without signup
  • Free YouTube download quota
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What you paste

youtube.com/watch?v=…

“Make this into karaoke, and write me an original song with the same drum feel.”

Two jobs, one message. Each one prices itself before it runs.

One link, five ways out

The same URL, five different jobs

“Make an AI song from this YouTube video” means five different things to five different people. Voxmin does all of them — at different prices, in different studios, under different rights. Pick the one you actually want.

youtube.com/watch?v=…

You get

A new composition pointed in the same sonic direction. New melody, new lyrics, new recording — the linked track is reference only.

AI song generator from YouTube
Where it runs
Imported as reference audio, generated in Song Studio
What it costs
7, 15, 35, or 45 credits by quality · free 60-second preview first

Beyond the link

Most of what it does never touches YouTube

The link is the fastest way in, not the point. AI Studio was built for the part of songwriting that happens before there is anything to render — deciding what the song is, finding the words, and describing the sound in terms a generator can act on.

Write and rework lyrics

Bring a mood, a story, or a single opening line and get back structured verses, choruses, and a bridge — in Hindi, Punjabi, English, or whatever language you are writing in.

Turn a vibe into a production brief

Describing the sound you want in production terms is the part most people get stuck on. Say it plainly and the chat writes the brief that steers the generator.

Generate from a description alone

No link, no lyrics, no reference — describe the song and the chat takes it from idea to a finished track without you switching tools.

Watch the jobs finish

Renders run in the background and land in the workspace beside the conversation, so you can keep working while a song, karaoke track, or video is still processing.

What it costs

Two meters, and both are visible

Talking to AI Studio and rendering something are billed separately, which is worth knowing before you start. The conversation draws on a weekly free allowance; past it, chat usage is charged in credits and each completed request rounds up to the next credit. What you create is priced per job, and the cost is shown before you submit.

A full AI song
7 · 15 · 35 · 45 credits by quality
Free song previews
3 × 60s every 7 days, no signup
YouTube downloads
free quota, then credits
Credit packs
₹500 / 430 · ₹900 / 1,000

Credits do not expire and there is no required subscription. At the ₹900 pack rate a full song works out to roughly ₹6, ₹14, ₹32, or ₹41 by quality level, before any applicable tax. Local pack prices vary by region.

See full pricing

A link is an input, not a licence

Voxmin accepting a URL says nothing about what you are allowed to do with the result. Private listening is straightforward. Publishing, monetising, or releasing anything built on someone else’s recording needs the same rights any other release would, and Voxmin cannot grant them for you.

  • Covers run only on a voice you trained or have written permission to use.
  • Briefs should describe musical traits, never a named living artist.
  • Reference audio steers a new song; it never reproduces the linked one.

Clear answers

AI Studio questions

What the chat does itself, what it hands to another studio, and what a pasted link does and does not entitle you to.

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What is Voxmin AI Studio?

AI Studio is Voxmin’s conversational front door. Instead of choosing a tool first, you paste a YouTube link or describe what you want, and the chat routes it — karaoke, a lyric video, a download, an original song, or a voice cover. It also writes lyrics and production briefs, and renders finish in a workspace beside the conversation.

Can I paste a YouTube link into AI Studio?

Yes — that is the main way people use it. Standard youtube.com watch links, youtu.be short links, Shorts, live, embed URLs, and YouTube Music links all parse. AI Studio makes karaoke, lyric videos, and downloads straight from the link. Reference-audio song generation and voice covers start in the chat and finish in Song Studio and My Voice Studio.

Does AI Studio generate a song from a YouTube video?

It imports the link as reference audio, which steers an original generation — new melody, new lyrics, new recording in the same sonic direction. The linked track is not reproduced. If you want the actual song with a different singer, that is a voice cover; without the singer, that is karaoke.

How much does AI Studio cost?

The conversation itself has a weekly free allowance. Past it, chat usage is charged in credits, and each completed request is rounded up to the next credit. What you create is priced separately: full songs cost 7, 15, 35, or 45 credits by quality level, YouTube downloads have their own free quota, and every job shows its cost before you submit it.

Can I try AI Studio without an account?

The chat needs an account, but the thing most people want to test does not. The guest demo renders three private 60-second AI song previews every 7 days without signing up, and it accepts a YouTube link as the reference. YouTube downloads also have a free guest quota.

Do credits expire?

No. Voxmin sells pay-as-you-go credit packs — ₹500 for 430 credits or ₹900 for 1,000 — rather than a monthly subscription, and a purchased balance stays available until you spend it.

Can I ask AI Studio for a specific artist’s voice?

No. There is no library of celebrity voices. Covers only run on a voice you trained from recordings you own or have written permission to use, and briefs should describe musical traits — instrumentation, era, tempo, vocal energy — rather than requesting an imitation of a named living artist.

Does pasting a YouTube link give me the right to publish the result?

No. A link that loads is not a licence. Private listening is straightforward, but publishing, monetising, or releasing anything derived from someone else’s recording needs the same rights any other release would, and Voxmin cannot grant them on your behalf.