AIVA
AI music generation assistant, whose official website focuses on "generating AI songs in seconds" and has long been known for classical and film and television soundtracks. You can register for a free account to try it out, making it suitable for creators who need orchestral and emotional soundtracks.
Updated: 2026-10-26
What is AIVA?
AIVA is an AI music generation assistant. Its official website positions it as "Your Personal AI Music Generation Assistant", focusing on generating new tracks in over 250 styles in just a few seconds. It has a long-standing presence in classical music and film and television scoring. The "Songs Created with AIVA" section on its platform offers more than 150 tracks generated by AIVA and then arranged by humans for listening. For both zero-basis users and experienced musicians, AIVA provides custom entry points: you can upload audio or MIDI as a reference for influence, build your own style model, and further edit the generated tracks.
Who is it for?
- Creators of film, short film and trailer projects who need orchestral and emotional background music
- Game and independent developers who need cost-effective loopable soundtracks and variations
- Beginners with no music theory knowledge who want to quickly turn their ideas into a piece of music
- Professional musicians and arrangers use AIVA to create draft motifs and conduct style experiments
- Students and school users: the official website states that discounts can be inquired through the contact form or online customer service
- Creators who need to monetize content on YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, and Instagram
Key features
6Multi-style Generation
The official website states that it can generate new tracks in over 250 different styles in just a few seconds, covering everything from pop to orchestral and film and television scoring.
Custom Style Model
You can create your own style model, or upload an audio clip or MIDI as an influence to make the generated results lean toward the reference.
Post-generation Editing
The generated tracks can be further edited and adjusted, and the official website takes "We support whatever your workflow is" as a selling point.
Multi-format Export
Supports downloading various file formats. The Pro plan allows downloading all formats and exporting high-quality WAV, while the Free version and Standard edition offer MP3 and MIDI.
Copyright and Monetization Tiers
The official website ties copyright ownership to subscription plans—copyright for tracks created with the Free and Standard plans belongs to AIVA, while copyright for Pro plan tracks belongs to the user, who can monetize them without restrictions.
Work Trial and Distribution Portal
You can listen to more than 150 tracks generated by AIVA and arranged by humans on the platform, and the official website also provides listening portals such as YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, and SoundCloud.
How to use AIVA
- Sign up for a free account to try generation first: The free version does not require a credit card, but it offers 3 downloads per month, a maximum duration of 3 minutes per track, only MP3 and MIDI formats are available, the copyright belongs to AIVA, you cannot monetize the content, and you must credit AIVA when using it.
- If you just want to compose music for content on YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, and Instagram and monetize it, the official website places the Standard annual plan (€11/month + VAT, billed annually, marked 26% OFF) in this tier, which provides 15 downloads per month, a maximum duration of 5 minutes per track, and no attribution required.
- To own your own copyright and monetize without restrictions, go for the Pro annual plan (€33/month + VAT, billed annually, marked 33% OFF), which offers 300 downloads per month, a maximum duration of 5 minutes and 30 seconds per track, and allows downloading all formats including high-quality WAV.
- Prices, discounts, and download limits may be adjusted by the official website, so refer to the current page description before paying.
- if you only use it for non-commercial purposes, remember to comply with the attribution requirement of the free version.
Traffic & popularity
Data month Sep 2026
AIVA receives about 39.9K visits per month and ranks #814,447 worldwide.
Monthly visits
12 monthsTraffic sources
- Direct44.8%
- Search43.2%
- AI assistants4.1%
- Referrals3.8%
- Social2.5%
- Other1.7%
Top countries
- United States14.1%
- Brazil8.1%
- Germany6.3%
- Vietnam6.0%
- Italy5.9%
Estimated from third-party traffic data.
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