Overview
- Users can create 30-second tracks from text, images, or video, with auto-generated lyrics, style, vocal and tempo controls, plus custom cover art from Nano Banana.
- Lyria 3 access is global for users 18 and older in eight languages, launching on desktop first with mobile availability following over the next several days.
- All tracks carry Google’s SynthID watermark, and Gemini can check uploaded audio for SynthID to help identify AI-generated music.
- YouTube’s Dream Track is adopting Lyria 3 and expanding beyond the U.S., giving creators worldwide tools to generate custom Shorts soundtracks.
- Google says the model is built for original expression, applies filters to reduce artist mimicry, and offers higher generation limits to paid AI subscribers as industry copyright debates continue.