How to use the song name generator
- Pick Song titles, or Beat names if you’re naming an instrumental.
- Type a word or short phrase if you want it in the ideas, like a word from your hook. Leave it empty for titles built only from our words.
- Pick the genre and the mood of the song.
- Press Generate titles, then Regenerate for a fresh set of 12. The same choices always give the same list, so you can come back to one you liked.
- Copy the ones you like and try them against the song.
Rap song titles
Pick Rap, Trap or Drill for rap song titles. The generator pairs words that fit each style, like Hustle and Legacy for rap, Drip and Racks for trap or Winter and Concrete for drill, with patterns rappers use a lot: “No ___”, “___ Freestyle”, “___ Talk”, “___ Season” and “___ Mode”. Choose the Motivation mood for come-up songs or Dark for something colder.
R&B, pop, afrobeats and lo-fi titles
R&B titles lean on softer words like Velvet, Honey and Late Nights, and patterns like “___ on My Mind” and interludes. Pop goes brighter, with words like Neon, Fireworks and Polaroid. Afrobeats brings in sunshine, rhythm and dance, and Lo-fi keeps it small and cosy, with rain, cassettes and Sunday mornings.
Beat name generator
Pick Beat names to name your instrumentals. Beat names are usually one or two words, like a mood and an object, because they sit next to a long “type beat” title when you upload them. Put the artist the beat is for, or a word you like, in the box to build ideas around it.
Tips for naming a song
- Use the hook if you can. People search for the line they remember, so a title that matches the hook is easier to find.
- Keep it short. One to four words fits on a cover, in a playlist and in a story share.
- Search it first. If a huge song already has the title, yours will be buried under it. A small change can be enough.
- Match the mood. A title sets expectations before anyone presses play, so a breakup song shouldn’t sound like a party.
More free name generators
Naming the whole project, or yourself? These work the same way:
- Producer name generator: get 12 producer name ideas for your genre and vibe, then hear your favorite as a tag.
- Rapper name generator: get 12 rapper or rap group name ideas for your style, then hear your favorite as a tag.
- DJ name generator: get 12 DJ name ideas for the music you play, then hear your favorite as a DJ tag.
- Album name generator: get 12 album, mixtape and EP name ideas for your genre and mood.
Tag the track
Before the song goes out, put your name on it. The free producer tag generator says your name in an AI voice with effects, with three tries and no card needed. Read how to tag your beats for where to put it.
FAQ
Is the song name generator free?
Yes. It’s free with no sign-up, and it runs in your browser, so the words you type aren’t sent anywhere. Press Regenerate as often as you like.
How do I name my song?
Start with the hook. The line people sing back is usually the best title, because it’s what they’ll type into a search bar. If the hook doesn’t work as a title, pick the word or image the song keeps coming back to, then try a pattern like “No ___”, “___ Season” or “Chasing ___”.
Can I use a song title someone else has used?
Titles usually aren’t protected by copyright on their own, so plenty of songs share a name. Reusing a famous one makes yours hard to find in search, though, so it’s worth picking something fresh. Search Spotify and YouTube before you release.
Can it name my beats too?
Yes. Pick Beat names and the generator switches to the short one or two word names producers use when they upload beats online. Put the artist you made it for in the box if you want their name in the ideas.
Does it write rap song titles?
Yes. Pick Rap, Trap or Drill and the ideas use words and patterns that fit, like freestyles, seasons and “___ Talk”. Pick a mood to steer them darker, harder or more reflective.