Last updated: 2026-08-19
Lalals is a browser-based AI audio platform bundling over 1,000 preset voice models, custom voice cloning, stem splitting, music and sound generation, restoration tools, and AI mastering into a single dashboard. It targets music creators who want one consolidated toolkit instead of stitching together separate voice, stem, and mastering apps.
About Lalals
Lalals is an all-in-one AI audio platform for music creators, built to consolidate voice transformation, music generation, stem separation, audio cleanup, and mastering into a single browser-based dashboard. No installs or studio gear required: upload a file or type a prompt, pick a tool, and get results in seconds. The toolset covers seven areas. AI Voices transforms a voice into any of Lalals' large preset voice model library, for narration, covers, or vocal style transfer. Voice Cloning trains a custom model from a short clean reference clip, with commercial usage rights on paid plans. Stem Splitter extracts vocals, drums, bass, and instruments from any song for remixes, karaoke, or isolating dialogue. Music Generator turns a mood, genre, and tempo description, plus optional lyrics, into a full track. Sound Generator produces text-to-sound effects and loops for games or video. The Cleanup Suite runs de-noise, de-reverb, and de-echo restoration in one click. AI Mastering levels and balances a final mix for release-ready loudness, and Vocalist generates a vocal track matched to an uploaded instrumental. Everything runs in-browser: no GPU or DAW required, MP3/WAV/FLAC input, and results in seconds for most tools. The platform reports over 3 million users. See the pricing FAQ for how credits are metered and priced per tool.
Pricing
Credit-based usage on top of monthly subscription. Free: 15 credits/mo. Starter $12/mo (yearly) = 100 credits/mo. Creator $24/mo (yearly) = 500 credits/mo. Pro $60/mo (yearly) = 1,500 credits/mo. Enterprise custom. Credits consumed per tool: AI Voice ~1 credit/sec, Stem Splitter ~5 credits/min, Music Gen ~20 credits/track, Mastering ~10 credits/track. Monthly credits reset; unused don't roll over. Download quality: Free = MP3 128kbps, Paid = WAV 24-bit/44.1kHz. Commercial use on all paid plans. Cancel anytime.
Key Features
- Unified Audio Toolbox: Seven AI audio tool categories in one dashboard, covering voices, cloning, stems, music generation, sound FX, cleanup, and mastering with no installs or context switching.
- Large Voice Model Library Plus Custom Cloning: One of the larger preset voice libraries among audio tools like this, plus custom voice cloning trained from a short reference clip, with commercial rights on paid plans.
- Stem Separation and Music Generation in One: Upload a song to get isolated stems, or describe a song to get a full AI-generated track with optional AI-written lyrics.
- Audio Restoration Suite: De-noise, de-reverb, and de-echo run in one click, fixing YouTube rips, room echo, and fan noise without needing EQ expertise.
- AI Mastering Plus Vocalist: Upload a mix for AI leveling, balancing, and loudness smoothing, or generate a vocalist track matched to your instrumental.
Pros
- True all-in-one: voices, stems, generation, cleanup, and mastering replace five or more separate single-purpose tools.
- The preset voice library plus custom cloning covers a wide range of vocal styles and languages.
- Browser-based with no GPU or DAW required, so non-technical creators can use every tool.
- Credit-based pricing is transparent, and the free tier is enough to test every tool once before paying.
- The stem splitter holds up against dedicated tools for remixes, karaoke, and isolating dialogue.
Cons
- The credit system makes costs hard to predict across a multi-tool workflow, since each tool burns credits at a different rate.
- Credits reset monthly with no rollover, so unused credits are lost at the end of each cycle.
- Free-tier output caps at MP3 128kbps; WAV export requires a paid plan.
- Voice cloning needs a clean single-speaker reference; background noise or multiple speakers produce a poor clone.
- There's no offline or local mode, and AI mastering doesn't expose the granular EQ or compression controls a pro engineer might want.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Lalals actually cost?
Lalals runs on monthly credit-based subscriptions. Starter is $12/mo for 100 credits, Creator is $24/mo for 500 credits, and Pro is $60/mo for 1,500 credits, all billed yearly (monthly billing costs about 20% more). Credit costs vary by tool, from roughly 1 credit per second of voice conversion up to 20 credits per generated track, and unused credits don't roll over.
What do you get on Lalals's free tier?
Fifteen credits arrive every month on a permanent free tier, not a trial, and none of it needs a payment method. Output carries a watermark on the basic models, and the allowance covers one short voice conversion or a couple of minutes of stem splitting before it runs out.
What should you use instead of Lalals?
Suno and Udio are stronger picks if you only want prompt-to-song generation with better lyrical coherence, since neither offers voice cloning or stem splitting. ElevenLabs beats Lalals on voice cloning and text-to-speech quality alone, at a higher price. Moises specializes in stem separation with chord detection and practice tools that Lalals doesn't match.
Lalals or Moises: which should you pick?
Moises specializes in stem separation and practice tools, including chord detection that Lalals doesn't offer. Lalals goes broader, adding voice cloning, song generation, restoration, and mastering around a comparable stem splitter. Stems and practice tools as the whole use case point toward Moises; the full audio pipeline in one place points toward Lalals.
How do you set up Lalals?
Create a free account, no card required, and land on a dashboard of tool tabs covering voices, cloning, stems, music, cleanup, and mastering. Pick a tool, upload a file or type a prompt, and most jobs return a result in seconds, drawn from the monthly credit balance. WAV export and commercial rights are the two things that need a paid tier.
Top Alternatives
- Suno: All-in-one voices, stems, cleanup, and mastering describe Lalals; dedicated pure song generation from a prompt describes Suno.
- Udio: Voice cloning, stem splitting, and a cleanup suite are Lalals' range; pure music generation with better lyrical coherence is Udio's.
- ElevenLabs: All-in-one voices, stems, music, and cleanup keep Lalals broad; dedicated TTS and voice cloning alone keep ElevenLabs focused.
- Moises: Voice generation, music creation, and mastering together are Lalals' case; dedicated stem separation, chord detection, and practice tools are Moises' case.