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Download Suno songs as MP3
SaveSuno is a free Suno downloader. Paste a link to a public Suno song, playlist, or album, and it turns the songs into MP3 files right in your browser.
- Converted in your browser
- No account needed
- Nothing stored
How to download Suno songs, playlists, and albums
Three steps, right on this page. No app to install.
Copy the link
Open the song, playlist, or album on Suno and use its share option to copy the link. You can also copy the address from your browser's address bar.
Paste it and select Find
Paste the link above and select Find. SaveSuno shows the song, or the list of songs in the playlist or album.
Download the MP3s
Select Download. Your browser prepares each song and saves it as an MP3 named after the song title, with the Suno song ID in brackets.
Questions and answers
Short answers about links, quality, and privacy.
Which Suno links work?
Links to public songs (https://suno.com/song/…), playlists (https://suno.com/playlist/…), and albums (https://suno.com/album/…), and share links (https://suno.com/s/…). Private songs and profiles aren't supported.
How do I copy a Suno link on my phone?
In the Suno app, open the song, playlist, or album, tap its share or ⋯ menu, then tap Copy Link. Open SaveSuno in your phone's browser and paste the link. In a browser, you can also copy the address of the song page.
How do playlist and album downloads work?
SaveSuno lists the songs, then downloads them one at a time. By default each song is saved as its own MP3 file, numbered in order; your browser may ask once to allow multiple downloads. You can choose one ZIP file instead. A playlist or album can have up to 50 songs. Songs that can't be downloaded are skipped and listed with the reason.
How are the downloaded files named?
Each MP3 is named after the song title, followed by the Suno song ID in square brackets. Songs from a playlist or album start with their track number, such as "01 - ". A ZIP file is named after the playlist or album, with its Suno ID in brackets.
Is SaveSuno free?
Yes. SaveSuno is free to use, and there's no account or sign-up.
What quality is the MP3?
SaveSuno creates a 192 kbps MP3 at 44.1 kHz from the audio Suno plays publicly. Converting can't add quality that isn't in the original audio.
Can I download WAV or video files?
No. SaveSuno saves MP3 files only.
Do the MP3 files include cover art or lyrics?
No. SaveSuno saves the audio only. The MP3 files don't include the cover art, lyrics, or other song details.
Where are the songs converted?
On your device, in your browser. SaveSuno's server only looks up the songs and gets temporary playback permission from Suno. The audio never passes through SaveSuno's server and is never stored there.
Why does the first download take longer?
The first time, your browser also loads the MP3 converter, which is a large file. Long songs and older phones also need more time.
Do I need a Suno account?
No. SaveSuno never asks for your Suno login.
Can I download any song?
Only download songs you have the right to save. Respect the creators' rights and Suno's terms of service.
Why did my download fail?
The song may be private, deleted, or still being created. A quick check: open the link while signed out of Suno. If the song doesn't play there, SaveSuno can't download it either. Suno may also have changed how songs play. SaveSuno shows the reason when it knows it.
Privacy
SaveSuno has no accounts and no database. It doesn't keep the links you paste or the songs you download.
To find a song, SaveSuno's server sends the song link to Suno and receives temporary playback permission. That permission is used only for your current download.
Your browser then downloads the audio directly from Suno and converts it on your device. As with any visit to Suno, Suno's servers receive your network address. The cover image also loads from Suno.
SaveSuno is hosted on Cloudflare, which may record standard technical request data, such as IP addresses, to run and protect the service. SaveSuno uses no analytics, ads, or tracking cookies.