Zona
Describe your idea, and Zona will write the lyrics, sing them, and produce a full track. Web generation requires a subscription.
At a glance
4.0 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
Zona turns ideas into songs instantly but lacks some studio features. If you’re new to songwriting or want commercial rights, it's great; otherwise, consider alternatives.
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Questions about Zona
What does Zona do?
Zona turns a described idea into a full song by writing the lyrics, singing them and producing the track in seconds. It supports over 40 languages for lyrics, and users can sing with their own cloned voice or an AI voice. Paid plans add a multi-track editor and separated stems.
How much does Zona cost?
Zona has a Free Plan at $0 with limited functionality and no voice production or multi-track editing. The Pro Plan costs $9.99 per month and adds vocal production, multi-track editing and commercial-use rights. A Premium Plan billed annually, shown as $16.70/month, adds priority support.
Can Zona songs be used commercially?
Yes, on paid plans. All songs come with commercial-use rights on Zona's paid plans, and the Pro Plan lists commercial-use rights among its features. The reviewer says Zona is a good choice for anyone new to songwriting or wanting commercial rights.
Does Zona have a mobile app?
Zona runs on the web, iOS and Android. Generating songs on the web requires a subscription, and Toolio lists Zona as best for songwriters without music production skills who want to turn ideas into finished tracks.
What are the limitations of Zona?
The reviewer notes there is no manual fine-tuning of individual song sections after creation, the free version lacks vocal production and multi-track editing, and advanced features and rights need a subscription. Toolio lists it as not for music producers with advanced editing needs, and Alex scored it 4.0 out of 5.