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Free Suno meta tags for lyrics & style.
Suno meta tags are structure and performance cues placed in the Lyrics box, while plain-language instrumentation and production direction usually belongs in the Style field. Tap any tag to copy it; no account is required.
Tags are instructions to a generative model, not commands: a requested section, voice, instrument, or transition is not guaranteed in any individual generation.
How to use
A simple meta-tag workflow.
- Write structure tags for Intro, Verse, Chorus, Bridge, and Outro first.
- Add one vocal cue where the lead should be clear (for example [Female vocal] or [Rap verse]).
- Add dynamics only on the sections that need a build, drop, or breakdown.
- Keep genre and tempo language in the Style box; avoid duplicating it as ten lyric tags.
- Generate, listen, then change one variable at a time when you revise.
After generation, finish the audio with the current AI Music Mastering options or follow the Suno to Spotify checklist.
Interactive reference
Choose a cue. Copy the exact tag.
Song structure
Drop these on their own line to mark each section so Suno arranges the song the way you want.
Vocals & performance
Steer who sings and how. Place at the start of a section or inline.
Dynamics & transitions
Shape energy and movement between sections.
Instrumentation cues
Nudge arrangement focus inside a section. Keep Style-box genre language separate from these lyric-box cues.
Production & texture
Optional production hints. Use sparingly—stacking too many reduces reliability.
Want the whole thing written for you?
Tags can shape the arrangement, but you still need words and a style prompt. The optional lyrics workflow drafts both for you to review and edit.
Common questions
How Suno reads these cues.
What are Suno meta tags?
Meta tags are bracketed cues you place in Suno's Lyrics box — like [Verse], [Chorus], [Bridge], [Male vocal] or [Beat drop] — that tell the model how to structure the song and perform each section.
Where do I put meta tags in Suno?
Put a structure tag on its own line right before the section it controls, inside the Lyrics/custom box. Keep the Style box for genre, mood and broad instrumentation — the two work together.
Do Suno meta tags always work?
They are strong hints, not hard guarantees. Structure tags are followed most reliably; performance and production tags land less often. If Suno ignores one, regenerate or simplify the surrounding lyrics.
Should I put genre tags in the Lyrics box?
Prefer genre, mood, and tempo language in the Style field. Use Lyrics-box tags for section structure, vocal direction, and a few production cues. Overloading both boxes with the same words can dilute control.
How many meta tags should I use?
Start with clear structure tags for every major section, then add one vocal or dynamics cue where it matters. Stacking long lists of production tags often reduces reliability.
What comes after tags and generation?
Export the best WAV, fix broken generations before finishing, then master for translation and headroom. See the Suno to Spotify checklist and current AI Music Mastering options for the release path.