Suno turns text prompts into full AI-generated songs with vocals and instruments. Free plan available; Pro and Premier plans add more songs and rights.
Suno is an AI music generation tool that produces complete songs, including sung vocals, lyrics, and full instrumentation, from a simple text description of the desired style or mood. Users can also upload audio to guide the style of a new generation.
Founded by four former Kensho AI employees -- Mikey Shulman, Georg Kucsko, Martin Camacho, and Keenan Freyberg -- Suno publicly launched its V3 model in March 2024 after earlier releasing an open-source text-to-speech model called Bark in 2023. The company is headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and has scaled rapidly, raising hundreds of millions of dollars and reaching a multi-billion-dollar valuation within a few years of launch.
Suno generates full songs, including vocals, lyrics, and instrumental arrangement, from a text prompt describing genre, mood, or theme, with support for audio uploads to steer style.
Higher tiers add commercial usage rights, priority generation queues, a Song Editor for fine-tuning sections, stem separation to isolate vocal and instrument tracks, and audio uploads of up to 8 minutes.
Suno Studio, available on the top-tier plan, is a generative audio workstation with a multitrack editor, MIDI export, and persona voices for more advanced music production workflows.
Suno offers a free plan allowing up to 10 songs a day with no credit card required. The Pro plan provides 500 songs a month, royalty-free commercial usage rights, priority generation, the Song Editor, and stem separation. The Premier plan starts at 24 dollars a month and includes 2,000 songs a month plus Suno Studio, a multitrack editor, MIDI export, persona voices, and early access to new features.
Yes, Suno's free plan allows up to 10 songs a day with no credit card required, though commercial use requires a paid plan.
The Premier plan starts at 24 dollars a month and includes 2,000 songs a month plus access to Suno Studio and MIDI export.
Suno was founded by Mikey Shulman, Georg Kucsko, Martin Camacho, and Keenan Freyberg, former employees of AI startup Kensho, and launched publicly in December 2023.
Commercial usage rights are included on the paid Pro and Premier plans; free plan output is for non-commercial use.
Yes, the RIAA sued Suno and competitor Udio in June 2024 for alleged copyright infringement; Suno later reached a licensing settlement with Warner Music Group in November 2025.
Suno, Inc. is headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Suno Studio is a generative audio workstation available on the Premier plan, with a multitrack editor, MIDI export, and persona voices.