Suno prompt generator
Pick a genre, a mood, a few instruments and a vocal, and this tool writes a style prompt for the Styles box in Suno’s Custom mode: tempo, drums, bass, harmony, lead sounds, vocal character and mix, the most important words first. It runs in your browser and needs no account. To keep Suno v6 from rewriting it, set the Variety slider to 0. Lyro Music makes this tool and is not affiliated with Suno.
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Full brief
Short version
Under 200 characters, for tools with a small style box.
How to use the prompt in SunoSix steps
- Open Custom modeOn Suno’s Create screen, choose Custom. It has a box for your styles, a box for your own lyrics, an Instrumental switch and Advanced options.
- Paste the prompt into StylesUse the full brief, or the short version if you want fewer words. Keep lyrics out of it: they go in the Lyrics box, or the model may sing your instructions.
- Set Variety to 0 to keep your wordsSuno says the v6 Variety slider adjusts and updates your style prompts. At 0 you keep full control of your style tags.
- Put what you do not want in ExcludeOpen Advanced options and type the instruments or sounds you do not want into Exclude, instead of writing “no piano” into the prompt.
- Set how closely Suno follows youSuno’s help describes Style Influence, from Loose to Strong, and Weirdness, from Safe to Chaos, with 50% as the normal result.
- Tag the lyricsMark the parts with [Verse], [Chorus] and [Bridge] in the Lyrics box, and write a repeated chorus out the same way each time.
Suno v6 and older prompt guides
Suno has retired every model before v6. v6-mini is on every plan, v6 and v6-wild are on Pro and Premier, and one generation makes two songs for 10 credits; Max Mode costs more (Suno v6 FAQ). Prompt guides written for v4.5 or v5 describe models you can no longer pick, so test their tricks before you rely on them.
Two v6 points matter for a prompt from this page. The Variety slider adjusts and updates your style prompts, so turn it to 0 to keep your words as they are. And Suno says v6 understands more of the language musicians use for vocals, instrumentation, structure and mood, which is what this tool writes. Exclude and the Creative Sliders are described on help pages written before v6 (Exclude, Creative Sliders), so check that your Create screen still shows them.
Sources, all read on 6 Oct 2026: Suno help centre, “v6 FAQ”, edited 9 Sep 2026; Suno help centre, “Can I use my own lyrics?”, edited 19 Dec 2025; Suno help centre, “How do I exclude elements of a song?”, edited 19 Dec 2025; Suno help centre, “How to Use: Creative Sliders”, edited 3 Jun 2025.
Suno prompts by genre
Eight ready-made prompts for every genre, written to paste into Suno or any other AI music tool, with tempo, key and instrument notes.
The style line and the rest, on video4:45
Questions
Do these prompts work in Suno v6?
Yes. They are plain descriptions of a sound: genre, tempo, instruments, vocal and mix. Suno says v6 understands the language musicians use for vocals, instrumentation, structure and mood. Paste the prompt into Styles in Custom mode, and set Variety to 0 if you want it used as written.
Why does Suno change my style prompt?
In v6 the Variety slider adjusts and updates your style prompts to add variety. Suno’s own advice is to reduce it to 0 if you want to keep full control of your style tags (Suno v6 FAQ).
How do I stop Suno adding an instrument I do not want?
Use Exclude: open Advanced options in Custom mode and type the instrument or sound there (Suno help centre). Writing “no piano” into the style text is less direct, because the style text describes what to include.
Where do the lyrics go?
In the Lyrics box of Custom mode, with section tags such as [Verse] and [Chorus], never in Styles. Suno’s help centre says you keep the rights to original lyrics you type in (Suno help centre).
Can I put an artist’s name in a Suno prompt?
Describe the sound instead: the era, the instruments, the vocal and the mix. A description is something you can reuse and adjust, and many AI music tools refuse artist names.
Is this an official Suno tool?
No. Lyro Music makes it and is not affiliated with Suno. Lyro is a separate AI song generator: see Lyro vs Suno, and Suno alternatives for other tools.