Rhymes beside your lyric.
Sonetta Studio finds rhymes for a word and lists them next to your song. A thesaurus can offer only the synonyms that fit the same beats as the word you’re replacing. Pro
Free, with unlimited songs and no account to create.
Rhymes for “late”: near and multi-syllable rhymes, and rhymes from your own ideas, each with its syllables.
Everyday words first
Rhyme websites often open with obscure words. Here the rhymes are ordered by how often people actually say them.
Rhymes for “late” beside the song, and “wait” going onto the line.
Rhymes in the song
You keep the verse in view beside the rhymes. The list gives the syllable count of each rhyme.
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The rhymes for “late” sit beside the chorus, each with its syllable count.
A thesaurus for lyrics
Your word runs a syllable long. Sonetta Studio ranks synonyms by how well their meaning suits the line and can keep only those with the same syllables and stress as your word. Pro
Rhymes from your writing
A stray line you saved two years ago may rhyme with tonight’s word. Lines like that show up under the dictionary’s rhymes. Pro
Questions about rhymes and words
Does it find slant rhymes and near rhymes?
Yes. Near rhymes keep the vowel and loosen the ending, and Sonetta Studio lists them under the perfect rhymes. Free shows the 8 most common near rhymes, and Pro shows them all. Longer rhymes of several syllables have a group of their own on Pro.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Rhymes need no connection on Free or Pro, and neither does the thesaurus on Pro. What goes online →
Is it free?
Yes. The free version lists the perfect rhymes for a word and its 8 most common near rhymes, with unlimited songs and no account. A gray row under them says how many more Pro would show. Pro adds the other near rhymes, longer rhymes, rhymes from your ideas and the thesaurus.