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Any Song.
Any Voice.
Now with cinematic AI music videos.

SingUp AI swaps the vocals on any track with the voice of your choice — a custom clone of you, a friend, or a singer from the in-app library — while preserving the melody, rhythm, and groove. Then it wraps the result in a share-ready music video.

Vocal cloning AI music videos Full mobile pipeline
VoiceCloned
SourceTop-40 track
Video9:16 Reels
Duration0:42
200+
Voices in library
Three steps to a share-ready cover

Upload. Pick a voice.
Render.

Most AI cover tools live on the web and demand a clean vocal stem before they will touch your song. SingUp AI ships the whole pipeline on mobile — the app handles extraction, swap and video render in the background.

Act I

Upload a track

A Top-40 hit, an indie deep cut, a karaoke instrumental, or one of your own recordings. Any source works — the AI handles vocal extraction automatically.

Act II

Pick a voice

Choose from 200+ singers in the library, clone your own voice from a short sample, or upload a friend’s. Same track, wildly different results in seconds.

Act III

Render & share

Get audio-only, or wrap the cover in a cinematic AI music video — 9:16 for Reels/Shorts/TikTok, 16:9 for YouTube. Export, post, done.

Killer feature

AI Music Videos, baked in.

A recent ship adds cinematic-quality AI-generated music videos that wrap around your finished cover. The video engine produces share-ready 9:16 visuals for Reels, Shorts, and TikTok, and 16:9 for YouTube — no separate app, no timeline editing.

No competitor in the AI cover space currently ships native video generation alongside the audio cover. It’s the feature most worth trying on your first session — pick a track you love, clone your voice, hit render, and you’re looking at a post-ready reel in the time it takes to make a coffee.

Try the video engine
Who SingUp is for

Built for the post-karaoke era.

SingUp AI isn’t a karaoke app and it isn’t a DAW. It sits in the gap that TikTok created — a phone-first place to remake songs in new voices, then push the result out to the same phone-first platforms.

i

Creators & TikTokers

Reels that need a hook nobody else has. Clone a friend, cover a viral track in a legendary artist’s voice, post before the trend cools.

ii

Songwriters

Hear a demo in a target artist’s voice before you pitch it. Great for reference tracks, briefs, and A/R meetings.

iii

Gift-makers

A birthday song for your mum in your dad’s voice. A wedding surprise from the bride’s teenage self. Emotional beats no store-bought gift touches.

iv

Curious first-timers

You’ve seen AI covers on your feed and want to make one properly on your phone without setting up a DAW. Free tier means zero friction to try.

Under the hood

What ships in the app.

Everything below is in the current build. Free tier gives you a taste; Pro removes render limits and unlocks the full singer library plus cinematic video.

Vocal replacement

The core swap. Melody kept, voice new

The AI isolates the lead vocal, replaces it with the voice of your choice, and preserves the melody, rhythm and groove — so a hip-hop track sung by a country legend still reads as the original song, just uncanny.

Custom voice clone

Clone your own voice

Record a short sample once, then use it as a "singer" for every future cover. Yours, a friend’s, or a family member with permission.

Singer library

200+ voices, one tap

A curated library of AI voices across pop, rock, country, R&B, rap, opera and more — grouped by mood and era.

AI music videos

Native video render

Cinematic visuals wrapped around your cover, no timeline editing required. 9:16 and 16:9 exports.

Songwriting

Write from reference

Feed the app a reference track and describe your idea — get lyrics, chord suggestions and a demo cover in your chosen voice.

Extras

Image-to-song & Proof of Creation

Turn a photo into a song, and stamp your finished tracks with an on-device Proof of Creation record — useful when you post to the platforms that ask "did you make this?"

Honest comparison

Where SingUp wins — and where Suno or Kits still lead.

SingUp AI is a mobile-first AI cover app. It beats the leaders on the cover-song use case and the video wrap. It’s not trying to be a general song generator, and where the bigger tools still lead is honestly labelled below.

Feature SingUp AI Suno Kits AI Voloco
Full pipeline on mobileWeb-firstWeb-first
Vocal replacement on your trackEffects only
AI music video with cover
Original song generation from promptReference-based
Custom voice cloningStyle promptEffects
Studio-grade vocal fidelityGood on clean sources✓ (with clean stems)Real-time tuning
Free tierTrial only
Songwriting assistance

Comparison compiled from public product pages as of 2026. Two rows above are places where the larger tools still lead: Suno for from-scratch prompt-only generation, Kits for studio fidelity when you can provide clean stems.

Real reactions

Three reactions, one honest mixed review.

Two enthusiastic, one four-star with a caveat — a more useful picture than a wall of five stars.

★★★★★

Cloned my own voice and covered a track I’ve loved since I was twelve. Sent it to my mum for her birthday and she cried. That’s what this app is actually for.

A
Ava M.
Reels creator · Manchester
★★★★★

The killer thing is the video wrap. I was rendering a cover in Kits and then editing a Reel in CapCut afterwards. SingUp does both in one flow and the video engine is genuinely good.

D
Dilan K.
Producer · Toronto
★★★★

Great when the source is clean. On a noisy live recording with heavy backing vocals I could hear the artefacts on the swap. The team responds in App Store reviews and there’s a re-render button. Worth the four stars — I’m keeping it.

R
Rafael O.
Songwriter · São Paulo
Behind SingUp

A Singapore team, a TikTok-shaped product.

SingUp AI is published by Talent Me Technology Pte. Ltd. — a small studio based in Singapore, sometimes referred to as MelodyStep in App Store listings. The team shipped the first version in 2023 as a straightforward AI cover tool: upload a song, swap the voice, save the result.

Since then the app has grown to include cinematic music video generation, image-to-song, songwriting from a reference track, and Proof of Creation stamping. Each addition was aimed at the same real-world moment: someone opens their phone, has a song in their head, and wants to make something they can post in the next twenty minutes.

"Any song. Any voice. In the time it takes to make a coffee."

To be transparent about the trade-offs: vocal-swap fidelity is very good on clean sources and noticeably weaker on messy live recordings — the app flags this and lets you re-render with a different voice for free. The team responds to App Store reviews inside 48 hours, which is how a lot of these edge cases get triaged. Full details of what data is processed, and where, are in the app’s privacy policy.

The official website is singupai.com. This page is an affiliate landing page focused on the App Store and Google Play install flow.

Frequently asked

Answers, without the gloss.

What does SingUp AI actually do?

It replaces the lead vocal on any song with the voice of your choice — a custom clone of you, a friend, or a singer from the in-app library of 200+ voices — while preserving the melody, rhythm, and groove of the original track. Then, if you want, it wraps the result in a cinematic AI-generated music video ready to post to Reels, Shorts, TikTok or YouTube.

Is SingUp AI free to use?

Yes. The app is free to download from the App Store and Google Play and includes a free tier that lets you make covers with a subset of voices and a render limit. In-app purchases unlock the full 200+ voice library, unlimited renders, higher-fidelity vocal swap, and the cinematic AI music video engine. Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the current period ends, and are managed from your App Store or Google Play account.

Which platforms is SingUp available on?

SingUp AI is available on iPhone (App Store) and Android (Google Play). The App Store listing says "Designed for iPhone." There is no web app — the whole pipeline runs on mobile by design, which is the differentiator versus Suno and Kits AI.

Can I clone my own voice?

Yes. Record a short sample inside the app and it becomes a selectable "voice" for every future cover. You can also clone a friend’s or family member’s voice with their permission — a common use case is a birthday cover in a parent’s voice, or a wedding surprise from someone’s teenage self.

How good is the vocal quality?

Honestly: very good on clean, well-mixed source tracks, and noticeably weaker on noisy live recordings, songs with heavy vocal effects, or tracks with layered backing vocals. If a swap sounds off, the app lets you re-render with a different voice at no extra cost — that is often enough to fix it, and the team actively responds to App Store reports of edge cases.

What are the AI music videos like?

They are cinematic-quality, share-ready visuals wrapped around your finished cover. Two export ratios: 9:16 for Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and TikTok; 16:9 for YouTube. No competitor in the AI cover-song space currently ships native video generation alongside audio — it is genuinely the reason to try SingUp on your first session.

Can I use covers commercially or monetise them?

Covers of copyrighted songs are subject to the same music licensing rules as any other cover. SingUp AI produces the audio; it does not grant you the rights to the underlying composition. Most personal use — birthdays, gifts, private sharing — is fine, and short clips on TikTok, Reels and YouTube generally fall under those platforms’ rights-management systems. For monetisation, streaming release, or paid content, check the in-app terms and the licence status of the original song.

What is Proof of Creation?

A record stamped onto your finished track that verifies you generated it inside SingUp AI. Useful when posting to platforms that ask "did you make this yourself with AI?" — it gives you a straightforward answer with a timestamp and provenance.

Is SingUp AI better than Suno for me?

They solve different problems. Suno is best for generating a completely new song from a text prompt. SingUp is best when there is an existing song you want to reinterpret in a different voice — and when you want a music video with it. If your use case is TikTok covers, birthday gifts, songwriter demos in a target artist’s voice, or reels with a hook nobody else has, SingUp is the more natural fit.

Get started

Any song. Any voice. Post-ready.

SingUp AI is free to install on iPhone and Android. Free tier included. Pro unlocks the full singer library and cinematic AI music video engine.