Name a reference track. Get a v6-ready style prompt under 1000 characters, lyrics with section-by-section performance direction, and the exact v6 settings for that track. Works on v6, v6-wild and free v6-mini.
Decode your first track freeEvery lyric section tag carries a short performance command — [Chorus: 16 bars | full belt, stacked harmonies, full band]. v6 understands musician language, so this is where verse-to-chorus contrast is won.
Negatives like "no autotune, no glossy overproduction" close the style prompt, so they work on every plan and model — including free v6-mini — with the whole field strictly under 1,000 characters.
BPM, key and a bar-by-bar arrangement decoded from the reference, not guessed from adjectives. The structure travels into both fields.
Every blueprint comes with Weirdness, Style Influence, Variety, the right v6 model and a Max Mode call based on the decoded track length.
Suno's flagship. Reliable and precise — when you know the sound you want, v6 gets you there. Our Faithful and Inspired blueprints are tuned for it.
Built for exploration: less predictable, more textured. Our Reimagined blueprints recommend v6-wild to push away from the reference.
The fast, free v6 model. Every blueprint works on it as-is — exclusions are built into the style prompt, so nothing depends on a Pro-only field.
Suno says the Variety slider adjusts and updates your style prompt. At 0 it keeps your style tags exactly as written — which is what you want when the prompt was decoded from a real record.
50% is normal. We recommend 20 for Faithful, 50 for Inspired and 70 for Reimagined.
How hard Suno leans on the style prompt. 75 for Faithful, 65 for Inspired, 45 for Reimagined.
Suno recommends it for songs longer than two minutes and for keeping vocals and style consistent through the whole track. It costs more credits, so we flag it only when your track needs it.
[Verse 1: 16 bars | low chest voice, conversational, just kick and bass] "The city lights bleed into morning grey" [Chorus: 16 bars | full belt, stacked harmonies, full band, widest point] "We are the fire and the flood"
Yes — it is built for v6. Every blueprint is written for v6's musician-language understanding, includes per-section performance direction in the lyrics, and comes with recommended v6 settings: Weirdness, Style Influence, Variety, which model to use, and whether to turn on Max Mode.
Suno offers v6 and v6-wild to Pro and Premier subscribers, and v6-mini to everyone including free users. Use v6 when you want a precise match to the reference, v6-wild when you want surprises, and v6-mini if you are on the free plan. Every blueprint works on all three.
Set Variety to 0 when using a detailed style prompt. According to Suno, Variety adjusts and updates your style prompt; at 0 your style tags are kept exactly as written. Raise it only if you want Suno to rework the prompt for new ideas.
Suno recommends Max Mode for songs longer than two minutes, covers that should stay close to the original, style transfer, and keeping vocals and style consistent through a whole track. It costs more credits, so use it for the take you intend to keep.
Suno Prompt Machine puts the exclusions directly at the end of the style prompt ("no autotune, no glossy overproduction"), so they travel with the prompt on every plan and every v6 model — no separate field needed.
The style field accepts up to 1000 characters. Every Suno Prompt Machine style prompt, exclusions included, is strictly under 1000 characters.
No. Suno states v6 generations cost the same as previous models: each Create makes two songs for 10 credits. Adding many images or videos to a prompt, or using Max Mode, costs more.
Want the full method? Read the Suno prompt guide or browse Suno v6 prompts by genre.