Model · Music and sound
Lyria 2
Google DeepMind's earlier music model, which turns a text description into a short piece of music. Developers reach it through Google's cloud platform and pay per 30 seconds of audio. Newer Lyria 3 and 3.5 models now power Google's own music apps.
At a glance
- Open or closed
- ClosedOnly usable through the maker's app or APIOnly available through Google's paid cloud API; no downloadable weights.source · checked 12 Oct 2026 · checked on the maker's own page
- Licence
- Google Cloud terms (The maker's own terms)Specific terms page not read (fetch budget).source · checked 12 Oct 2026 · inferred or from a secondary source; needs review
- Can I sell what I make?
- The terms don't say clearlyGoogle Cloud service terms on output use were not read. Needs review.source · checked 12 Oct 2026 · inferred or from a secondary source; needs review
- Cost
- No free plan.Plans below.
- How you use it
- Maker's own APIsource · checked 12 Oct 2026 · checked on the maker's own page
- Skill needed
- Technicalsource · checked 12 Oct 2026 · checked, but the page was unclear or partial
- Made by
- Google DeepMindLyria page credits list 'Lyria 2 was developed by...'. Country not read on a company page.source · checked 12 Oct 2026 · checked on the maker's own page
- Status
- AvailableStill priced on Google Cloud and listed in its docs next to Lyria 3. DeepMind's Lyria page now features Lyria 3.5 and mentions Lyria 2 only in credits. No retirement date seen.source · checked 12 Oct 2026 · checked, but the page was unclear or partial
What you can make with it
- Music and sound, background music (main use)
text to audio
Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Google Cloud API | $0.06 per use | Charged per 30 seconds of generated music |
Rough cost of one 3-minute song: about $0.36 / £0.27 (estimate, worked out by Plainly, not a price the maker publishes). 3 minutes = 6 x 30 seconds x $0.06 = $0.36 (as six separate clips; one clip length not verified). GBP at 0.75.
Rights and safety
- Watermark
- Invisible watermarkDeepMind says all its Lyria tracks carry an inaudible SynthID watermark; not stated specifically for Lyria 2 on the page read.source · checked 12 Oct 2026 · checked, but the page was unclear or partial
Other options for “Music and sound, background music”
ACE-Step, Adobe Firefly, AIVA, BandLab SongStarter, Beatoven.ai, Boomy, Captions, DeeVid AI, Eleven Music, Filmora, FlexClip, getimg.ai, Google Flow Music, Google Flow Music (formerly MusicFX), Google Flow Music (formerly Riffusion), ImagineArt, Loudly, Magic Hour, Mubert, Mureka, MusicGen, MyEdit, Picsart, Replicate
About this entry
Facts last checked 12 Oct 2026 against the maker’s own pages (each fact links to its source). Entry status: draft. Plain-English summary written by Plainly.