Releasing and selling music made in Veena
Commercial use of music made in Veena is open on every plan, including the free one. Veena's terms license the service "for personal or commercial purposes" and say "you own the Output you generate through your use of the Service." Release your song on streaming platforms, sell it, license it to a video or a game: no watermark, no export cap, no royalties to Veena.
What commercial use of music made in Veena covers
- Releasing singles, EPs and albums on streaming platforms through your distributor.
- Selling downloads, beats and instrumentals from your own store.
- Sync licensing for videos, ads, podcasts and games.
- Background music for your own channel, stream or product video.
- Performing your songs live, with the stems or the MIDI running your set.
All of it works on the free plan and on Veena Pro alike. Veena Pro changes how much CoProducer you use each day, not what you may do with the music.
A release checklist
- Export the master. Click your avatar, choose Export, pick WAV (24-bit/48 kHz) and Full mix, and turn on Normalize audio for export if you want a consistent level. Press Export WAV.
- Export stems for mixing or sync. Choose Stems for one file per audible track in a zip; with normalizing on, one gain is measured across the whole set so the balance between stems holds.
- Keep the MIDI. A MIDI export writes every MIDI track into one .mid file, handy for a session player or a remix.
- Know what is inside. Parts CoProducer wrote are your Output. Your recordings are your own. Sounds from Veena's library are licensed for use in your songs. Anything else you imported, such as a sample from another source, needs its own rights, and your plug-ins' sounds follow their own licences.
- Check your distributor's current policy on AI-assisted music before you upload.
- Credit whoever you like. Veena's terms do not require a credit to Veena or CoProducer.
Veena vs AI song generators on commercial use (September 2026)
| Veena | Suno | Udio | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial use on the free plan | Yes | "No commercial rights" | No |
| Commercial use on paid plans | Yes, the same as free | Pro and Premier, for songs made while subscribed | No: "personal and non-commercial purposes" only |
| Earlier free-plan songs after you upgrade | Already yours | No retroactive commercial licence | Not applicable |
| Getting the song out | No cap on exports | 20 downloads a month on Pro, 60 on Premier; Studio exports uncapped on Premier | Downloads disabled on every plan |
Sources, read on 23 September 2026: Suno's pricing page, help centre and terms of service (effective 3 September 2026); Udio's terms of service (last revised 12 November 2025) and help centre.
Suno's terms add that you "may not commercially exploit Output that has not been downloaded by you through an approved channel", so outside Premier's Studio every song you want to sell spends one of your capped downloads, and "subscribing to a Pro or Premier plan does not give you retroactive commercial use licensing for the songs made with a free plan by default." Udio's terms forbid publishing Output on "any streaming platform or user generated content platform". In Veena, a song you make for free today is yours to sell today.
Before you sell a beat
Selling beats and instrumentals follows the same rules: the beat CoProducer helped you build is yours, the library sounds inside it are licensed for your productions, and nothing in Veena's terms limits how you license it to an artist or a brand. Keep the Veena project, because every part stays editable when a buyer asks for a change.
For the ownership rules part by part, read who owns the music you make in Veena; for file formats, see Veena export formats; and for the wider question, see can I sell music made with AI. Everything else is in the Veena help centre.
Try this in Veena
Make a 2-minute 100 BPM upbeat background track for a product video in G major: Pop kit drums, Snap Pluck arpeggios, Warm Pad chords and a Round Bass line, with an 8-bar intro and a clean 4-bar ending.
Frequently asked questions
Can I sell music made on Veena's free plan?
Yes. Veena is an AI DAW with a personal music producer built in. Describe the song you want and CoProducer builds it with you — beats, chords, melody, arrangement and mix — as real tracks you can edit, mix and export. Free, in your browser. Its terms allow commercial use on every plan, and you own the Output.
Can I put songs made in Veena on Spotify, YouTube or TikTok?
Yes. You own the Output you generate in Veena, and exports carry no watermark, so you release your song through any distributor the way you would any other track. Distributors set their own rules for AI-assisted music, so check your distributor's current policy before you upload, and keep your project files.
Do I need a separate licence for Veena's samples and presets?
No. Veena's terms license its sounds, samples, loops, presets and instruments for use within your own projects, so a song that uses them is yours to release and sell. The one limit: you cannot extract them and redistribute or resell them as standalone files or sample packs.
Does Veena take royalties from music I release?
No. Veena's terms ask for no royalties, no share of your earnings and no credit on your releases. The price of Veena is the plan you choose, free or Veena Pro at $20 a month, and everything your song earns from streams, sales or sync licences is yours to keep.
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