Google Flow Music
Build, remix, and turn songs into music videos with Veo using an AI co-producer built on Lyria 3.5; free to start with a Google account.
Category: Audio & Voice · Music generation
Features
Google Flow Music, which grew out of Riffusion and Producer.ai, lets a chat-based AI co-producer build songs on Lyria 3.5, remix them, and turn them into music videos with the Veo model.
Getting started is free with a personal Google account and no credit card. More daily quota only comes via a general Google AI subscription from €4.99 a month; there is no dedicated Flow Music price.
- Chat-based AI co-producer that builds songs with rich musicality and dynamic vocals on top of Lyria 3.5
- Direct remixing of existing tracks, with stem splitting and audio effects controllable in chat
- Generate music videos with the Veo video model for your own song
- A "vibe-code" space for building your own audio plugins, music games, or mini DAWs
- Free to start with no credit card, available in more than 140 countries
- All outputs carry Google's inaudible SynthID watermark
Prices and plans
| Tier | Price | Period | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | free | Day | Daily credits for song generation Unlimited downloads per the homepage Access to remix, stem splitting, and audio effects Personal Google account required, 18+ |
| Google AI subscription | Not verified for this market | Month | More daily quota via Google AI Plus, Pro, or Ultra No dedicated Flow Music price, part of the cross-product Google AI subscription Google AI Plus from €4.99, Pro €21.99, Ultra from €99.99 per month |
Limits
Flow Music is the third name for the same product: launched as Riffusion in 2022, renamed Producer.ai in July 2025, part of Google since February 2026, and relaunched as Google Flow Music at Google Labs in April 2026. There is no standalone Flow Music price; free quota comes via a personal Google account, and more usage runs through a cross-product Google AI subscription. The SynthID watermarking is confirmed by trade press and Google's general SynthID documentation, though a Flow-Music-specific confirmation could not be located at the time of checking.
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FAQ
Where is Google Flow Music's vendor based?
Google LLC, based in USA. For data processing and privacy terms the vendor's own contract governs.
Is Google Flow Music still active?
Active under the name Google Flow Music since April 2026, formerly Riffusion and Producer.ai.
How many plans are documented for Google Flow Music?
The catalog documents 2 plans with price, billing period, and included features.
Which use case is Google Flow Music categorized for?
Google Flow Music is listed in the catalog under “Audio & Voice.”
Where do the details about Google Flow Music come from?
Prices, limits, and product details are documented against the listed official vendor page.
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Sources
- https://flowmusic.app/
- https://support.google.com/flow/answer/17083868
- https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/google-labs/flow-updates/
- https://one.google.com/about/google-ai-plans/
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