Perfect! You can use your own lyrics or let the AI makes its magic.. also you can choose a genre or vibe.. country, pop, romantic etc.. you can also make short videoclips, send song to various apps or user, lots of edits.. and ! lot of features for free. Absolutely love it!

accessibility for the blind. After the last update, a bar with tabs such as: create, hooks, library and so on appeared again. But as a blind person, I am not able to call up a context menu with options for this particular song for a specific song being played. Such as remix, download the song, edit song details and so on. It would be great if these context menu options could be accessed for each created song using the rotor, voiceover, or by swiping your finger up or down on a specific song, just like this gesture now offers the options: activate and delete. If there was an option for more details for displaying the context menu, accessibility would again be significantly improved, as would working with the application itself. Thanks.

Suno is an amazing tool and I’ve created several songs I genuinely love with it. However, when trying to develop a more distinctive artistic identity, I keep running into the same limitation.Even with very detailed prompts, the generated music often falls back into a similar structure, arrangement, and emotional template. It can reproduce genres and moods, but it struggles to surprise me with original musical ideas, unexpected transitions, unique arrangements, or truly memorable instrumental moments.For example, when asking for emotionally driven rock songs with strong musicianship, dynamic guitar work, and evolving arrangements, the results frequently feel safe, predictable, and stylistically uniform. The atmosphere changes, but the underlying musical thinking often doesn’t.I’d love to see Suno become more adventurous and creative in composition, not just in sound design and production. Sometimes the best songs come from unexpected musical choices, and that’s exactly what feels missing.The production quality is excellent. The creativity behind the arrangements still has room to grow.

I am a blind user. I use Suno on iPhone with VoiceOver "version 1.53,0" and a Windows 11 computer with the Chrome browser and NVDA screenreader.Suno used to be more usable with screen readers, but after recent updates accessibility is seriously broken.Creating songs works on both iPhone and computer. On the computer I can edit a song, but I cannot download it. I also cannot download songs on the iPhone. Deleting songs works only on the iPhone, not on the computer.Navigation is confusing, many controls are unlabeled, and important actions cannot be completed independently anymore. This is not a minor inconvenience. It makes the app partially unusable for blind users and takes away basic independence.Accessibility is not a “nice extra”. It is a basic requirement.Please fix these issues and take blind users seriously again.Thank you for your attention.Markéta