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Music generation · per song

Lyria API pricing

As of 2026-09-11, Lyria prices on the Gemini API run from $0.04 per song (Lyria 3 Clip Preview, preview · 30-second clip) to $0.08 per song (Lyria 3.5, full song) across 3 published variants. Every row below carries the provider page it was read from.

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Lyria 3.5

Lyria 3.5: each published variant with its price per song, billing model, note and source.
VariantPriceBillingNoteSource
full song$0.08 per songper-unitGoogle Gemini API pricing Read 2026-09-11

Lyria 3 Pro Preview

Lyria 3 Pro Preview: each published variant with its price per song, billing model, note and source.
VariantPriceBillingNoteSource
preview · full song$0.08 per songper-unitGoogle Gemini API pricing Read 2026-09-11

Lyria 3 Clip Preview

Lyria 3 Clip Preview: each published variant with its price per song, billing model, note and source.
VariantPriceBillingNoteSource
preview · 30-second clip$0.04 per songper-unitGoogle Gemini API pricing Read 2026-09-11

Prices are per song of output as the provider publishes them, in USD, with no currency conversion and no averaging across variants. A per-song price is never converted into a per-token figure; compare rows only inside this modality and unit.

Questions

How much does Lyria cost?

On the Gemini API, Lyria 3.5 is $0.08 per full song and Lyria 3 Pro Preview is also $0.08 per full song; Lyria 3 Clip Preview is $0.04 per 30-second clip. Prices are per generated output, not per second, so a song's length does not change its price within the published duration limit.

Is Lyria free on the Gemini API?

Google's pricing page lists the free tier as not available for the Lyria music models, so each song or clip bills at the per-output rate on this page. The rows carry the date we read the page; Google can change preview pricing without notice, and preview models can be retired.

How does Lyria compare with per-second video pricing?

It does not, and this page does not try. Lyria bills per song or clip while Sora 2 and Veo 3.1 bill per second of video; the registry rule is to compare rows only inside one modality and one unit, so a per-song price is never converted into a per-second or per-token figure.