ZikIA.fr

ZikIA.fr is a French AI music generator that presents itself as a studio rather than a form. The home page opens on a chat-style box labelled AI music agent, where you describe the track you want in plain language and the service answers with music; a second tab exposes ordinary controls for anyone who prefers fields to conversation. Both routes end in the same place: a finished song with generated lyrics, a sung vocal, and a produced arrangement, delivered as two interpretations of one idea so you can compare before keeping either.

Three entry points structure a project. An idea mode takes a description and writes lyrics, vocal, and arrangement together. A my-lyrics mode accepts your own title and lyric sheet plus a musical direction, which keeps the words under your control. An instrumental mode drops the vocal and asks instead for atmosphere, instruments, and rhythm. Optional settings cover genre, with pop, French chanson, hip hop, R&B, electro, house, rock, Afrobeat, lo-fi, jazz, cinematic, and ambient listed, plus mood tags such as energetic, moving, dark, or melancholic, and a field for influences to avoid. Leaving every control on automatic is the default, and the cost of a generation is shown on the button before you commit.

Credits drive the whole service: each generation costs two credits and returns two tracks. New accounts get a one-off gift of ten generations, described as up to twenty songs, and verified accounts can collect sixteen credits per seven-day cycle by claiming daily rewards. Tracks stay private until you ask for publication in the public music library, which is browsable by genre, and the workspace keeps history, favourites, downloads, and the credit balance together. Paid plans run from €6.90 to €35 a month.

A public side sits beside the private studio. The inspiration page lists tracks their creators chose to publish, with genre filters for pop, electronic, hip hop and R&B, rock, cinematic, and ambient, and each entry shows its style tags, duration, model, and play count. Editorial showcases from the ZikIA studio appear first, which gives a reasonable sense of what the model produces on a ballad, a house track, or a lo-fi piece before you spend credits. A separate lyrics generator page handles words on their own, and a models page explains the creation versions available on each plan.