For AI music creators
Publish your AI album. Your lyrics on screen, automatically.
Made it with Suno, Udio or anything else? Upload the album and every track gets synced karaoke lyrics — in the original language and English. You choose what’s free and keep 80% of the rest.
Free to publish. No distributor, no follower minimum. Nothing here is exclusive.
Sea & IThe joy and the pain
如白色浪花撲向沙灘
White blossoms hitting the sand
Yet I’m crazy for you
I’ll stay and say sweet nothings
What your album gets
Synced lyrics on every track, automatically
Each track is transcribed when you upload it and shown as a karaoke sheet: the line being sung lights up word by word, and a tap on any line jumps the song there. No lyric-video editor, no per-song work.
Two languages, together
Where a song has lyrics in its original language and in English, the sung line sits above its translation — so a Chinese, Japanese or Korean song reads to everyone.
An album, played as an album
Tracks play in your order, with a playlist of the album underneath. Move tracks between albums any time without re-uploading.
Still image? It still looks good
If a track's "video" is one cover image, it can be shown as a blurred colour field with the lyric on top instead of a frozen frame. Real music videos stay sharp with the lyric beneath.
Get paid for the tracks you choose
You decide which tracks are free. Listeners unlock the rest, and 80% of net revenue is allocated to you, plus tips from listeners. Payouts through Stripe once your balance passes $25.
Listening parties
Open a room on any track and listen with friends in real time, with chat and tips to the artist.
Hear it for yourself: Sea & I.
Your first album in four steps
- Step 1
Open a studio
Free and immediate. A person approves a new channel before its first release.
- Step 2
Create an album
Choose Music when you create it. Add the artist, and whose song it is if it's a cover.
- Step 3
Upload the tracks in order
Up to 10 minutes each, as video — a music video or a still image with the audio. Lyrics are synced for you.
- Step 4
Choose what's free, and publish
Free tracks bring listeners in; paid ones earn. Change either any time.
Where this fits next to Spotify and YouTube
Keep distributing to Spotify and Apple Music if you want them, and keep posting to YouTube and TikTok — they have the biggest audiences, and that is where strangers find new music. But in 2026 those places started treating AI music differently: Spotify keeps AI-persona artists out of its recommendations, Deezer removes fully AI tracks from its algorithmic playlists, and Bandcamp stopped accepting AI albums altogether.
Generated Worlds is built for AI-made work. It is the place to send the people who liked your hook: they hear the whole album in order, read every word, and can pay for it or tip you.
Questions
Can I publish music made with Suno or Udio?
Yes — AI-made albums are what this is for. You need the right to publish the songs (on Suno, that means songs made on a paid plan, which allow commercial use), and you disclose that the music is AI-generated.
Do I need a distributor?
No. You upload directly. Keep using a distributor for Spotify and Apple Music if you want them — nothing on Generated Worlds is exclusive.
How are the lyrics made?
Each track is transcribed automatically after upload, usually within a few minutes, and synced line by line. Where a translation exists, the original-language line is shown above the English one.
How do I get paid?
You choose which tracks are free. Listeners unlock the others with tokens at a price the platform sets, and 80% of net revenue — after card fees — is allocated to you. Listeners can also tip. Payouts go through Stripe once your balance passes $25.
Bandcamp banned AI music. Can I sell my album here instead?
Yes. Bandcamp has not accepted music made wholly or substantially by AI since January 2026. Here AI albums are welcome, and listeners pay per track for the ones you choose to charge for.
Will Generated Worlds find me an audience?
It recommends music that listeners keep playing, but the reliable audience is the one you bring: post a 15-second hook on TikTok, Reels or Shorts and link to the album. Anyone who taps it hears it straight away, with no app.