At Suno, we believe the music people make has immense value, and the artists who help make it possible should share in that value.
We're continuing to build our models and products in partnership with artists, songwriters, musicians, producers and others across the music industry.
Today we want to walk through what’s ahead, including new models, new Terms of Service：https://suno.com/terms-september-2026, and a new approach to downloads.
Soon, we'll introduce a new generation of Suno models, developed in partnership with the music industry. These models are better than anything we've ever released - on every metric we've ever measured. In early testing, they generate outputs faster, deliver higher fidelity audio, and give you more control over your music than ever before.
When the new models launch, all prior models will be retired. The most important thing to know is that everything you've already made will remain in your library. Every song will continue to be playable and shareable, and you can still use existing songs as the basis for covers and remixes. We'll have much more to share when the new models launch.
On September 3, we will introduce the following download limits based on your tier:
For users who would like to download beyond their limit, additional downloads will be available for purchase.
Ahead of these new models, we will be introducing new Terms of Service：https://suno.com/terms-september-2026 on September 3, including:
We believe a healthy music ecosystem is built on human creativity. As our platform grows, limiting downloads will make it harder for bad actors to mass-export music. We are introducing download limits to ensure our platform is used for intentional music creation, while still allowing everyone to create, remix, listen, and share on Suno.
Do the download limits apply to songs I've already made?
Limits apply to all downloads starting September 3, including songs created before that date. But your library isn't going anywhere: every song stays playable and shareable on Suno, on every plan.
Will I still have commercial rights to my music?
Trial downloads don't reset monthly, they are a one-time allowance. So once you’ve used all of your trial downloads, upgrading to a paid plan is the way to keep downloading. Trial downloads are for personal use only: commercial rights apply to songs downloaded on paid plans.
What if I want to cancel my subscription?
If you have additional questions that weren’t covered above, head to our comprehensive FAQ：https://help.suno.com/en/articles/13614785 or contact support.
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