Suno

Suno is a generative AI platform that creates complete songs, including vocals, instrumentation, and lyrics, from a short text prompt describing a style, mood, or topic. Users can let Suno write the lyrics or provide their own, choose or describe a genre, and generate full tracks in seconds, then extend, remix, or reshape sections and download the results. The product is built around a simple consumer interface and a community feed where people share creations, and it has been used for everything from personalized birthday songs and jingles to serious songwriting demos and fully produced tracks by hobbyists. Suno offers a free tier with daily credits and paid subscriptions that grant more generations, commercial usage rights, and priority processing. After major record labels sued it in 2024 over training data, Suno settled with Warner Music Group in late 2025 and agreed to build models trained on licensed catalogs, while litigation from Universal and Sony remained unresolved, keeping it central to the debate about generative AI and music copyright. Suno is aimed at a broad audience of non-musicians who want to make music, as well as content creators who need original, royalty-clear audio for videos, games, and other projects without licensing existing recordings. It has released successive model versions with improved audio fidelity and vocal realism.