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Find, Share and Download Songs

Search and filter My Music, share a song or an album by link, and download MP3 or lossless WAV files — including what a share page shows and what download access requires.

Find a song

My Music lists your songs newest first. Use the search box to match titles, song descriptions, style tags, lyrics and your private notes, and the filters to narrow the list:

  • Song type separates songs with vocals from instrumentals and shows songs that are still processing.
  • Favorites shows only songs you marked with the heart.
  • Sort switches between newest and oldest first.

If nothing matches, Reset filters brings the full list back. Songs in the Trash do not appear here; open Trash to find them.

Share a song

Open a song's menu and choose Share, then Create share link. Anyone with the link can listen on a page made for that song, with its cover and lyrics. The rest of your library is never shown, and your name appears only if you have published an artist profile.

  • Copy link puts the link on your clipboard; Quick share offers your device's share options.
  • Stop sharing turns the link off immediately. A new link, if you share again later, is a different address.
  • Moving a song to the Trash takes it off its share page; restoring it brings the link back.

If you publish an artist profile, your share pages say who made the song, and — with Link to artist profile on share pages on — link listeners to your profile. Unpublish the profile and the name comes off your share pages again.

Share an album

An album has its own link. Open the album and choose Share album → Create share link. The album page lists only songs that are shared and finished; private songs stay private. Stop sharing album disables the album link, and songs you shared one by one keep their own links.

Download a song

Downloads are included with a paid plan. From a song's menu choose Download, then:

  • MP3 for listening, sharing and most video editors.
  • WAV (lossless) for a DAW, a mastering engineer or a distributor that asks for WAV.

The first download of a format may take a moment while the file is prepared; after that it is ready immediately. Preparing a download does not use credits, and if it fails you can simply try again.

Songs made with an earlier version of the music engine can still be played and downloaded, but they cannot be used as the source for a remix.

Before you publish

A download is a file, not a licence. Get a commercial-use licence for a song before releasing it, and read the Monetization hub for what streaming and social platforms require.

Related: Workspaces and Albums · Credits and Plans