You are not allowed to use anything Suno generates for you to build a competing service or to train other AI models. This applies to both the music outputs and any voice models you create.
This analysis describes what Suno's agreement states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability and practical outcomes may vary by jurisdiction, enforcement context, and individual circumstances. Read our methodology
This clause significantly limits what you can do with AI-generated content from Suno in commercial or technical contexts, particularly for developers, researchers, or companies in the AI or music technology space.
The updated terms establish new age eligibility requirements: users under 13 are prohibited entirely; users 13-17 may access the Service only with express parental consent. The terms now require users who do not accept the updated language to close their account within 30 days of the effective date or before their renewal date, whichever occurs first. Continued use after the effective date constitutes acceptance of the new Terms. You can review the full terms at https://www.suno.com/terms and choose to close your account before the deadline if you do not agree to the updated provisions.
View change record →If you are a developer, musician, or researcher hoping to use Suno-generated outputs to build your own tools or train other AI systems, the terms prohibit this and breach could result in account termination and potential legal action. For ordinary users who just want to make and share music, this restriction is unlikely to be practically relevant.
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"In no event will you use the Output or your Voice Model to compete with Suno, including to create a competing product or service. ... use the Services (and any Output or Voice Model) to create, develop or improve any competing products or services or to power, enable or train other artificial intelligence and machine learning models, tools or technologies;Excerpt from Suno's Terms of Service
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Competitive use restrictions in standard-form consumer contracts engage antitrust and competition law considerations, though enforcement against individual users is uncommon.
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This clause significantly limits what you can do with AI-generated content from Suno in commercial or technical contexts, particularly for developers, researchers, or companies in the AI or music technology space.
If you are a developer, musician, or researcher hoping to use Suno-generated outputs to build your own tools or train other AI systems, the terms prohibit this and breach could result in account termination and potential legal action. For ordinary users who just want to make and share music, this restriction is unlikely to be practically relevant.
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