Suno is an AI music app that creates full songs, with vocals and instruments, from a short text prompt. Users can describe a style and topic or write their own lyrics. Suno is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and was founded in 2022 by former staff of the AI startup Kensho. The app opened to the public in December 2023.
Users can extend songs, swap sections, upload their own audio to build on and split a track into separate parts called stems. Suno Studio offers editing tools closer to a music workstation. The app runs on Suno's own models. It is available on the web and on iOS and Android.
There is a free plan with daily credits for personal use. Paid plans give more credits and commercial use rights for songs made while subscribed. Record labels sued Suno in 2024 over the music used to train its models, and the company has since reached deals with some of them.