PROMPTS
1346 original and curated AI prompts across image, video, music, and tutorials. Browse by tool, use case, and difficulty; each entry shows its available notes and examples.
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Suno Engineer's Mindset: 4 Steps to a Song That Doesn't Sound Like AI
A studio engineer's breakdown of Suno's fatal weaknesses (fried vocals, high-frequency artifacts), plus a 4-step DAW workflow and a Suno Studio cleanup prompt.
Suno Advanced: The Combined-Bracket Tag System + a Style Prompt Formula
A complete tag tutorial from the author of the open-source suno-songwriting-skill on GitHub. Combined brackets (section + cue + performance in one), 4-8 enriched cues per song, and a style formula (20-55 words compact / 55-95 words rich).
30-Second Lo-Fi Product Loop for IG Reels
30 seconds matches the IG Reels length cap exactly, and lo-fi hip-hop is easy to cut to and never competes with voiceover. The trick is timing the drop at the 4-second mark — that's the moment viewers decide whether to keep watching.
Epic Cinematic Corporate Video Score, 60 Seconds
A 60-second cinematic orchestral score for corporate videos, fundraising pitches, brand story films, and documentaries. It has a clear arc without ever drowning out narration.
A warm electronic bed with room for voiceover
A sparse arrangement for product explainers and narrated tutorials.
An acoustic homecoming song built from everyday details
Three everyday images, an intimate vocal and a restrained acoustic chorus.
A three-act brand score: discovery, expansion, resolution
Carry one three-note motif through three levels of energy for a brand film.
Keep original Mandarin lyrics intact while shaping the chorus
Separate lyric, vocal and arrangement instructions for clearer Mandarin phrasing.
Arrange an owned demo with explicit preservation priorities
Use your own demo to guide melody while changing the rhythm section and space.
Revise a chorus by addressing one audible problem
Target one section and one audible goal in a song you own.
Compare straight and laid-back grooves with a controlled brief
Hold the musical brief steady while comparing two groove descriptions.
A restrained documentary score that leaves space for the subject
Three restrained textures for an interview-led documentary sequence.
Move an older Suno brief to v6 with a preservation checklist
Turn the September 2026 version change into a careful migration plan for older briefs.
Suno v5.5 Taiwanese Hokkien Wedding Song: Names Woven In, Tone-Proofed
Weaves the couple's names, where they met, and how long they've been together into a Taiwanese Hokkien wedding love song: the verse tells how they met, the chorus is a vow to hold hands together, and the bridge closes with blessings from parents and guests — usable for the wedding entrance or a relationship retrospective video. Hokkien pronunciation occasionally goes off — the context section includes tone error-proofing and fixes, and a few regenerations usually get it right.
Suno v5.5 Brand Jingle in 15 Seconds: One Hook, Locked Brand Name
15 seconds is only enough for people to remember one thing: the brand name. This uses a single hook melody repeated three times, with the brand name appearing at the beginning, middle, and end, quotation marks to lock the wording and prevent mis-singing, and a clean ending landing on the brand name. Suited to in-store announcements, short-video openers, and ad bumpers. Trim the duration with the web app's slider, or cut it yourself after generation.
Suno v5.5 Kids' Routine Songs: Learn Brushing Teeth in Two Listens
Breaks daily routines like brushing teeth or putting away toys into three steps and fits them into a children's song with a repeating sentence pattern: once the child remembers the melody, they remember the routine. The chorus uses positive encouragement like "I'm the best," and ending with the child's nickname boosts engagement. Good for bedtime routines or cleanup time — play it and let the child sing along. Switching topics just means changing the three step variables.
Suno v5.5 Podcast Intro & Outro: Same Motif, 15s and 30s
A podcast's intro and outro need to sound like they're from the same show: this gives you a shared style description plus two version blocks, and makes it a hard rule that "the outro is cut from an Extend of the intro" to ensure the melodic motif is genuinely shared. The 15-second intro ends on an open, unresolved feeling leading into the opening line; the 30-second outro closes on a sense of resolution — standard broadcast grammar.
Shop Background Music: Opening, Peak Hours, and Closing Moods
Generates three instrumental, vocal-free background tracks in one go — an opening warm-up, a peak-hours track, and a closing wind-down — with no public-performance licensing worries. Includes three ready-to-paste Suno style formulas, BPM suggestions, and a technique for extending the loop for playlist rotation, so the shop's atmosphere follows the rhythm of the business day.
Suno Voices Custom Vocals: Sing a Mandarin Song in Your Own Taiwanese Accent
Turn your own voice into a reusable AI singer. Build a Voice profile from a 10-second sample, verify it with a Mandarin test phrase, and dial in the Audio Influence value to hit the sweet spot between "sounds like you" and "stays on pitch."
Suno's Two-Field Split: English Style, Chinese Lyrics — No Dropped Lines
The fix for the most common pitfall among Chinese-language users. Put the style description in English in the Style field, put Traditional Chinese lyrics in the Lyrics field, and keep each section to 4-6 lines so the AI doesn't rush or drop lines. Includes three swappable scenarios: wedding songs, class songs, and shop theme songs.
Suno Hokkien Lock: How to Write Hokkien Pop Without It Switching Back to Mandarin
Taiwanese Hokkien vocals in Suno still frequently switch back to Mandarin mid-song. The fix is writing 'Hokkien pop' rather than '台語' in the Style field, using Custom Mode to lock in your own hand-written Chinese-character lyrics, then proofreading line by line. This is a pain point unique to Taiwan that the English-speaking Suno community doesn't cover at all.
Suno Lofi for Sleep and Focus: BPM-as-Physiology Plus the Exclusion-List Formula
A faceless-channel music formula for sleep, studying, and late-night companion content. Match BPM directly to physiological state — 50 for sleep, 85 for studying, 100 for driving — then use an exclusion list (explicitly stating what you don't want) for far more accurate results than vague mood descriptions. Includes a temple-chant healing style.
Suno Short-Video Loops: Early Hook + Seamless Loop, Commercial-Ready
An 8-15 second track for Reels, Shorts, and TikTok. Uses [Intro] to jump straight into the hook and skip long intros, with a seamless loop from start to end, targeted at Taiwanese unboxing videos, food-review vlogs, and vlog transitions. Includes a post-export splicing method for a truly seamless loop.
Suno Pitfall: Once You Release Your Own Lyrics, You Can't Reuse Them
A full Suno support thread from one user: wrote their own lyrics, generated with Suno, distributed via Amuse, published through Musixmatch — then tried to make an acoustic version, and Suno blocked it entirely with a copyright error. Suno officially confirmed this is a platform-level limitation.