ProducerAI
Google's AI music editor - rebranded Flow Music since April 2026
Overview
ProducerAI, Google's Lyria-3-powered music generator built from the Riffusion team, was folded into the Flow product family and renamed Google Flow Music in April 2026. A conversational, iterative song builder - describe a change, hear a revision, refine - now live at flowmusic.app.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 12 Jul 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- Daily free credits
- 2 concurrent generations
- 3,000 credits/mo (~600 songs)
- 8 concurrent generations
- 10,000 credits/mo (~2,000 songs)
- 12 concurrent generations
- 30,000 credits/mo (~6,000 songs)
- 16 concurrent generations
What you can produce with ProducerAI
- Conversational, iterative song generation via Lyria 3
- Custom instrument/effect design through natural language (Spaces)
- Time-aligned lyric and vocal generation across genres
- Granular tempo/dynamics/structure control
- SynthID watermarking on all output
- Free tier plus $6-$48/month paid plans
ASEAN Perspective
ProducerAI in Southeast Asia
ASEAN-region availability and pricing notes coming soon. Drop the editorial team a note via /contact/ if you can supply local context (Singapore/Malaysia/Indonesia/Thailand/Vietnam).
This entry is worth flagging before anything else: producer.ai no longer resolves to ProducerAI. Google renamed the product Google Flow Music in April 2026, folding it into the same Flow family as its video generator, and the old domain now redirects to flowmusic.app. The underlying tool is still what ProducerAI was - Gemini-driven conversational editing on top of DeepMind's Lyria 3 model, with iterative refinement instead of one-shot generation, plus the Spaces feature for building custom instruments and effects by description.
Reviewers rate it well for how it handles song structure - genuinely following instructions like 'moody piano intro building into an upbeat chorus' - though general opinion still puts Suno ahead on raw audio fidelity and non-English vocals. SynthID watermarking is inaudible but real, and Google is winding down its older MusicFX tools in favor of this one. Good for iterative songwriting; the URL and brand just changed under it.
What people say
The single most important update here is structural: the product formerly reviewed as ProducerAI no longer exists under that name or that URL. Google acquired the Riffusion team's ProducerAI in February 2026, ran it inside Google Labs for about two months, then renamed it Google Flow Music on 18 April 2026 and folded it into the same 'Flow' family as its Veo-based video generator. The old producer.ai domain now 301-redirects permanently to flowmusic.app. Anyone landing on the old link ends up at the current product automatically, but any listing still pointing users to 'ProducerAI' by name is describing a brand Google has already retired.
What didn't change is the core mechanic. Flow Music (formerly ProducerAI, formerly Riffusion) is built around conversational, iterative songwriting on top of Google DeepMind's Lyria 3 model: describe what you want, get a draft, give feedback in plain language, get a revision - rather than the single-prompt-to-finished-song approach most competitors use. The Spaces feature, which lets users design custom instruments and effects through natural-language description, carried over from the ProducerAI era and remains a genuinely distinctive control surface; few rivals let you describe an instrument into existence rather than picking from presets.
Independent commentary since the rename credits Lyria 3 with actually understanding song structure - reviewers cite prompts like 'moody piano intro building into an upbeat chorus, then an acoustic bridge' actually landing as described, which isn't true of most competing tools. That said, general consensus still puts Suno ahead on pure audio quality and non-English vocal handling, particularly Japanese. Google has also announced it's shutting down its older MusicFX and MusicFX DJ tools on 31 July 2026 to concentrate resources on Flow Music, so this is clearly the surviving product in Google's music-AI lineup, not a side experiment.
Pricing (at flowmusic.app, matching what producer.ai charged before the rename) runs Free, Starter at $6/month, Plus at $18/month, and Member at $48/month, scaled by monthly credits and concurrent-generation limits. All outputs carry SynthID watermarking, which is inaudible to listeners but detectable via Google's verification tools - worth knowing for anyone publishing AI-generated tracks commercially.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
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