In short
- Once your account has bought any plan or credit pack, you can use your songs commercially, including songs you made before you paid.
- Songs made on a free account are for personal use.
- Cancelling a plan doesn't take back the right to use songs you already made.
This page explains the "Songs You Make" part of our Terms of Service in plain words. If the two ever differ, the Terms decide.
1. What this covers
Songs, instrumentals, covers, stems and lyrics you make with our tools. The same rule covers pictures, videos, sound effects and voice-overs you make here.
2. Songs made after you pay
Once your account has bought any plan or credit pack, you can use the songs you make here commercially: in videos, podcasts, ads, games, streams, apps and client work, and you can release them on streaming services. This also covers songs you made on the account before you paid.
Songs made on a plan or pack start private. You decide whether to share their link or put them in the public library.
3. Songs made on a free account
Songs made on a free account are for personal use: you can play them and share their link.
- They are public: anyone with the link can open the song's page, and it can appear in our public library with its title and lyrics.
- They are kept for 30 days. If the account buys a plan or pack before then, they stay and can be used commercially.
4. What you can't do
- Present a song as the work or voice of a real artist.
- Use a song to make people believe a real person sang or said something they didn't.
- Use a cover of a song you don't have the rights to. A cover covers only the new version made here; it gives you no rights to the original song, its lyrics or its voice.
- Use a song in a way that breaks our Content Policy.
5. Certificates
You can get a certificate for any song you're allowed to use commercially. It costs 100 credits per song and is free on a yearly plan. It records the song, the model, how it was made, the date and the version of our Terms. Anyone can check one at Verify a certificate.
A certificate records the rights our Terms already give. It doesn't add new ones.
6. Content ID and distribution
You can release your songs on streaming services. Please don't register them in Content ID or similar systems: AI songs can sound like each other, so a claim can land on someone else's video by mistake.
If one of your songs gets a claim, send us its link. We'll reply with when and how it was made, so you can answer the claim.
7. If you cancel
The right to use songs you already made stays after a plan ends or your credits run out. Songs you delete are gone, so download anything you want to keep first.
Questions
Contact us with the song's link and your question.