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Graphics, captions and even songs for your posts. Here are 5 tools, easiest first. Our pick: Suno.
Beginner score ●●●●● 5/5 — Describe a song and get a real-sounding one. Instantly fun.
Free plan with daily credits, personal (non-commercial) use. Paid plans add more. No card to start.
A happy country song about my dog Biscuit who steals socksBeginner score ●●●●○ 4/5 — Huge template library; AI extras are capped on the free plan.
Free plan includes a small monthly AI allowance. Background remover is paid. See canva.com/pricing for Pro prices. No card to start.
Create an Instagram post announcing our bake sale this Saturday at 10am, warm and cheerful colors.Beginner score ●●●●○ 4/5 — Simple drag-and-drop editor with free background removal.
Free plan with 25 generative credits a month and background removal. Premium is paid. No card to start.
A cozy coffee shop flyer with autumn leaves and the words 'Pumpkin Spice is back'Beginner score ●●●●○ 4/5 — Free image maker built into your Microsoft account.
Free with a Microsoft account; heavier use may need a Microsoft 365 subscription. No card to start.
A birthday card for my mom with sunflowers and the words 'Happy 70th, Mom!'Beginner score ●●●●○ 4/5 — The go-to free editor for TikTok and Reels, with auto captions.
Free plan for basic editing. Using Pro-badged effects needs Pro to export without a watermark. No card to start.
(Drop in your clips and tap 'Auto captions'.)Our top pick is Suno (5/5 for beginners): Describe a song and get a real-sounding one. Instantly fun.
Yes. These start free with no card: Suno, Canva, Adobe Express, Microsoft Designer, CapCut.
Try this in Suno: A happy country song about my dog Biscuit who steals socks
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