The page states that paid subscribers retain ownership and broad commercial use rights over songs they generate using the platform, including use in video content and commercial release.
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This provision, stated in marketing copy rather than formal contractual language, asserts a grant of commercial rights to user-generated outputs. The scope, limitations, platform license carve-outs, and conditions applicable to this rights assertion are not defined in the submitted document and would need to be evaluated against the full Terms of Service.
Interpretive note: The rights assertion appears in marketing copy rather than formal contractual language; the binding scope, conditions, and limitations are established in the Terms of Service, which was not submitted for review.
Under this marketing statement, paid subscribers are told they may use generated songs for commercial purposes including video production and album publishing. The binding contractual terms governing the actual scope of this rights grant, including any retained platform licenses or use restrictions, are contained in Suno's Terms of Service, which was not submitted for review.
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Compare across platforms →"Songs you create as a paid Suno subscriber are yours to keep and do whatever you want with them, from using them as background music in videos to publishing an album.Excerpt from Suno's Acceptable Use Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Intellectual property rights in AI-generated outputs engage unsettled areas of copyright law in multiple jurisdictions, including ongoing regulatory and judicial consideration in the United States under the Copyright Act and guidance from …
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This provision, stated in marketing copy rather than formal contractual language, asserts a grant of commercial rights to user-generated outputs. The scope, limitations, platform license carve-outs, and conditions applicable to this rights assertion are not defined in the submitted document and would need to be evaluated against the full Terms of Service.
Under this marketing statement, paid subscribers are told they may use generated songs for commercial purposes including video production and album publishing. The binding contractual terms governing the actual scope of this rights grant, including any retained platform licenses or use restrictions, are contained in Suno's Terms of Service, which was not submitted for review.
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