Chord Progression Builder
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Build chord progressions in seconds — any key, any mood, any genre. The Chord Progression Builder on Cuty.ai lets you generate, preview, and lock in the harmonic foundation for your next song, jam, or practice session, with audio rendered in piano, guitar, synth, or full band.
Discover what makes Chord Progression Builder exceptional
Ask for "dreamy neo-soul progression in F# major, 80 BPM" or "dark minor-key cinematic progression in D minor." The Chord Progression Builder picks voicings, inversions, and rhythmic hits that match the mood — not just a list of chord symbols.

Choose how the progression is voiced: solo piano for ballad writing, clean electric for indie, warm Rhodes for neo-soul, synth pads for EDM, or a full arranged band with drums + bass + chords if you want a ready-to-sing-over loop.

Ask for a I–V–vi–IV pop loop, a ii–V–I jazz turnaround, a vi–IV–I–V sad-ballad progression, or a 12-bar blues — or describe a vibe and let the AI pick surprising but musical changes (modal interchange, secondary dominants, deceptive resolutions).

Every progression is rendered as clean, loopable audio you can download and drop into a DAW, use as a writing loop, or sing melodies over. On paid plans the output is royalty-free for original songwriting and commercial release.

Everything you need to know about Chord Progression Builder
A chord progression is a sequence of chords played in a repeating pattern — the harmonic backbone of a song. I–V–vi–IV (the "axis of awesome" pop progression), ii–V–I (the jazz turnaround), and 12-bar blues are three of the most-used progressions in Western popular music.
Yes. You can prompt with chord symbols ("Cmaj7 – Am7 – Dm7 – G7"), Roman numerals ("I–vi–ii–V in C"), or just describe the feel ("sad indie progression with a surprising turn"). All three approaches work.
Pop, rock, jazz, blues, R&B, neo-soul, lofi, hip-hop, EDM, house, cinematic, and more. Each genre has its own harmonic vocabulary (pop leans major, jazz uses seventh and extended chords, EDM sticks to simple minor-key loops) and the builder follows the conventions of whatever you ask for.
Yes. Chord progressions themselves aren't copyrightable (I–V–vi–IV is used in hundreds of hits), and on paid plans the rendered audio is royalty-free and cleared for use as a writing loop, a sampled element, or the harmonic bed of a commercial release.
Yes — free Cuty.ai accounts include starter credits. Paid plans unlock more generations, longer loops, higher-quality audio, and full royalty-free commercial rights.
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