Suno prompt converter
Nothing you paste leaves your browser. The conversion is code, not an AI model.
Untested on MurekaThe output follows Mureka's documented format. We haven't compared its songs from it with Suno's yet.
Paste your Suno Styles, lyrics or both. The Mureka version appears here as you type.
What it checks
The rules, and why each one matters.
Section cues come out of the headers
[Chorus | full band, belted] is Suno's syntax. Other tools read plain [Chorus] tags and may sing the words after the pipe, so the cue goes and the delivery stays in the style prompt's arrangement sentence.
Inline cues and voice tags
[beat stops] and [Male vocal] lines have no meaning outside Suno and can end up sung. They're removed and listed, and the style prompt keeps saying who sings.
Exclude goes where the tool has room for it
Udio has a negative prompt, so your Exclude list goes there. Mureka and Google's Lyria have no way to exclude sounds, so it's left out and named, never turned into "no …" sentences.
Labels each tool knows
Final Chorus becomes Chorus and your ending becomes Outro. Flow Music also gets Google's structure outline, [Intro] -> [Verse 1] -> [Chorus], with the instrumental parts in it.
Limits and settings
Mureka's 1,024-character prompt and 3,000-character lyrics are metered; nothing sung is ever cut for you. Vocal and length become Mureka's settings, a clip-and-extend plan for Udio, and words in the prompt for Lyria.
Your words stay yours
Every sung line comes out exactly as you wrote it, in the same order, with backing lines in parentheses kept. The converter checks that on every run.
FAQ
Questions people ask.
- Do Suno prompts work in other AI music generators?
- The ideas carry over: name the genre and tempo first, direct the musicians, plan the sections, end on a cue. The syntax doesn't. No other tool reads Suno's pipe cues, and only Udio has a field for Exclude. This converter keeps the ideas and changes the syntax.
- Will my song sound the same on Mureka, Udio or Flow Music?
- No. Each tool is a different model, so the same prompt gives a different record. The converted prompt gets you the same song plan, words and direction as a start. We haven't run a blind listening test across the tools yet, and we'll say so until we have.
- Where do I paste the Flow Music prompt?
- Into a new session's prompt box in Google Flow Music: it's one prompt holding the sound, the structure and the lyrics. The Gemini app's Lyria 3 makes 30-second clips, so use Flow Music for a whole song.
- Can I still download songs from Udio?
- Not at the time of writing: Udio has kept downloads switched off since October 2025 while it moves to a licensed platform. Songs can be made and shared on udio.com.
- Is anything I paste sent anywhere?
- No. The conversion runs in your browser with code, not an AI model, and nothing is uploaded.
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