Hatsune Miku AI Cover Generator
Make Hatsune Miku (Vocaloid) sing any song. Upload a track and hear it in Hatsune Miku's voice in a few minutes.
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About the Hatsune Miku AI voice
Hatsune Miku is the turquoise-haired virtual singer created by Crypton Future Media, first released in 2007 as a Vocaloid voicebank built from recordings by voice actress Saki Fujita. She has no catalog of her own in the usual sense. Producers around the world write her songs, so her sound is tied to a whole scene rather than one artist. The voice is bright, high and crisp, with a deliberately synthetic sheen and a quick, precise delivery that suits dense, fast lyrics.
That makes the Hatsune Miku AI voice a fun one to play with: familiar pop, rock and anime songs take on a glassy, electronic edge. This page lists 16 fan-made versions, with a general one recommended as the place to start. The rest are labeled by style (Diva, Mellow, Power, Solid and Sweet) or by variant (Japanese, Revamped and mitchieM), so you can try a few on the same song and compare.
Every model here is an unofficial fan model, not made or endorsed by Hatsune Miku. The default is the version we expect to sound best in covers.
Popular Hatsune Miku AI covers
These are some of the most-watched Hatsune Miku AI covers on YouTube, made by fans with community voice models. Hear what the voice can do, then make your own above.
Teo
Original song by Omoi
150K views on YouTube
Miku's bright, precise voice rides the fast, dramatic melody of this Vocaloid favorite, and the wagakki-rock arrangement gives it extra intensity.
Somebody That I Used to Know
Original song by Gotye
87K views on YouTube
Miku's light, clear tone gives the breakup duet a wistful, fragile feel, and a second voice suits the song's back-and-forth structure.
Tu Falta de Querer
Original song by Mon Laferte
81K views on YouTube
The smooth, groovy city-pop melody suits Miku's crisp, airy voice, which keeps the late-night mood light and catchy.
Loverboy
14K views on YouTube
Miku's sweet, synthetic tone gives the song's lovesick, playful lyrics a bright, glitchy pop sound.
Tips for a better Hatsune Miku AI cover
- 1Start with a clean, dry lead vocal with little reverb or backing harmony. Her sound is crisp and precise, so a clear source gives the voice the most to work with.
- 2Upbeat, melodic songs in a mid-to-high range are a natural fit. If your source singer is male, try the "Male → female" pitch setting so the song sits closer to where this voice lives.
- 3Try the same song with a few of the style versions, such as Sweet, Power or Mellow. Matching the version to the mood of the track is the easiest way to change the feel.
How to make a Hatsune Miku AI cover
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Pick a Hatsune Miku model
Start with the default, or choose one of the 16 versions below.
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Add a song
Upload any MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC you have the right to use, or record yourself singing.
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Get your Hatsune Miku AI cover
In a few minutes you hear the song in Hatsune Miku's voice, ready to download.
16 Hatsune Miku AI voice models
- Hatsune Miku RVC v2Recommendedby binant
- MikuDivaDiva · by M5-Dev
- hatsunemikusolidSolid · by NoCrypt
- hatsunemikusweetSweet · by NoCrypt
- MikuJapanesev1Japanese · by miraevel
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FAQs about Hatsune Miku AI covers
What kind of songs work best for a Hatsune Miku AI cover?
Electropop, J-pop, dance and anime-style tracks are the most natural fit, since they're close to the music she's known for. Plenty of people also try rock and ballads for contrast.
What do the Diva, Mellow, Power, Solid and Sweet versions mean?
They're style labels from the fan-made versions on this page, hinting at the delivery each one is aimed at. Testing a few on the same song is the best way to hear how they differ.
Can I use English songs, or only Japanese ones?
You can upload songs in any language, and the list includes a version labeled Japanese if you want to match her home-language material. English tracks are a popular choice too, as long as the source vocal is clean.
Is this Hatsune Miku's real voice?
No. These are unofficial fan-made AI models of Hatsune Miku's voice, shared by the community. They aren't made or endorsed by Hatsune Miku or anyone connected to them.
How much does a Hatsune Miku AI cover cost?
Each cover uses 10 credits. Sign in with Google or email and your account gets 20 free credits a day, enough for about 2 covers.
Which Hatsune Miku model should I use?
Start with the default. The others were trained by different people on different recordings, so each sounds a little different; try a second one if the first doesn't fit your song.
Can I post my Hatsune Miku AI cover?
Covers in a real person's voice are for personal, non-commercial use. If you share one, say it's AI-made.
Is something wrong with this voice?
If it's your voice or your work and you didn't agree to it, use the takedown form linked at the bottom of every page. We review every report within 24 hours.